The Movie Nora

[ajoe]

Has anyone seen this? I'm desperate, cause I'm supposed to write a 1 page of critique yet I'm not sure I was awake when we watched it in class last week. :p

[amuse]

ajoe!!!

[ajoe]

your ghostiness indeed is freaky!

[amuse]

lol

[ajoe]

Seriously, though, give me some ideas please?
I have no idea what to critique!

[amuse]

never seen it.
can you watch it in the school library?

[ajoe]

Sure, but the paper is due in, oh, 5 hours.
No, I mean, what about it should I critique? I know it's about James Joyce and his wife Nora, but what can I critique about it?!?

[simon]

How do you become a ghost?

[amuse]

go to "user cp" then "edit options." click "yes" re: invisible mode. ;) enjoy the wafty feeling that comes when you need brief moments of respite.
(like after submitting a resume that took a half-hour to compile, only to be redirected when you've logged back on. grr. :()

[imthefoolonthehill]

NOra was the name of a character in a book that was turned into a movie... it was some french play or something... Jane Fonda (shudder) played the 'feminist' (classical definition) wife named Nora

[ajoe]

^ Are you answering my question or are you just coming up with a random thought?

[imthefoolonthehill]

I don't understand your question... I was hoping you had confused the movie, "Nora" with a movie made about a play that had a character named "Nora" in it.

[ajoe]

Yes, the main character is Nora, but she's not played by Jane Fonda and the movie is adapted from some biography on James Joyce with a different title.

[imthefoolonthehill]

fine, be difficult.