Jesse Hassenger
Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance
Writer & editor for hire. // Associate Editor @PasteMovies // https://t.co/FX1m5iW1lE // DMs open // Pretty good with words but words won't save your life.
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2 weeks ago |
pastemagazine.com | Jesse Hassenger
Plenty of movies about whistleblowers have a scene (or several) where the hero is given the chance to accept a payout and walk away. What these movies rarely include is a scene where the whistleblower acquiesces and agrees to give up – or one where they decide, at more or less the last minute, that they’ve changed their mind and want the corporate hush money back on the table.
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2 weeks ago |
pastemagazine.com | Jesse Hassenger
Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio element. Sofia (Mimi Davila) wakes up, gets in her car, and drives all around New York City and surrounding areas, looking at the insides of potential locations for a TV production, snapping pictures and dropping flyers.
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3 weeks ago |
decider.com | Jesse Hassenger
The summer movie season kicked off in May with a new Marvel movie, as usual. Plenty of trailers have been dropping in front of this early summer’s hit releases like Thunderbolts* or Lilo And Stich, previewing other titles that will be debuting through August, as well as a few big fall movies. But while it’s a bit too early to expect full blown from holiday-season entries like the sequels to Zootopia or Avatar, two movies have gone ahead and gotten the ball rolling on fall promotion.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Jesse Hassenger
Top 10 Father’s Day Gifts For Dads Who Love All Things Retro And AnalogThere’s a quiet magic in objects that invite us to slow down and savor the moment, especially for dads who cherish the charm of retro and analog …
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3 weeks ago |
decider.com | Jesse Hassenger
“Shark still looks fake.” So mutters Marty McFly in Back to the Future Part II, just after screaming in terror at a 3-D virtual ad for Jaws 19, released in a then-futuristic 2015. It’s partially a goof on director Robert Zemeckis’s pal (and producer) Steven Spielberg, partially a knowing reference to how the fakeness of the shark in Jaws doesn’t detract from the movie’s power to scare us, and – perhaps less intentionally – a pretty decent sum-up of post-Jaws shark-movie history.
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HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON is back, in murk form. I reviewed it, to the extent that such a thing is possible. https://t.co/E7Vi1LAop6
I can't believe Ari Aster would go there* with EDDINGTON *IRRATIONAL MAN reunion
Did they smash and grab from it, like in the famous '90s heist thrillers
'FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS’ is inspired by Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy (via: Collider) https://t.co/v8VnIEqKiF
