Ben Child is a freelance writer and film critic, known for his work on The Guardian's Week in Geek column and Yahoo Sports Canada. With a focus on multinational topics, Ben explores the world of film and entertainment, offering insightful commentary and analysis on the latest releases, controversies, and industry trends.
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By: Ben Child
As the role played by Majors is set to be written out or recast, the studio is searching for another baddie to fill his boots
By: Ben Child
Ben Child · 3-min read Why exactly are we so fascinated with bad movies?
By: Ben Child
Calls are growing for the 1994 film to be freed from YouTube hell – but is it there because evil Hollywood execs tried to kill it, or is it just a really bad film?
By: Ben Child
Rather than concentrate on niche side stories, perhaps Marvel should start making films about the webslinger himself once more
By: Ben Child
Ben Child · 4-min read Back in the day, if you accidentally created a giant plot hole in your science fiction saga, you were
The MCU’s wall-crawler is swinging into a fourth headline film, but trading multiverse madness for street-level antics could see your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man turn emo – again
Ben Child · 4-min read Where do you go when you have taken everyone's favourite friendly neighbourhood wall-crawler from the streets of Queens to space, the multiverse and beyond?
For every Prey or Blade Runner 2049 there are a dozen uninspired retreads of beloved old sci-fi franchises. So a Matrix reboot may not be the best news
The musical sequel of the clownish and brutal underdog’s character study is likely to give us intriguing ideas for ways the genre can be propelled forward
By: Ben Child
The collaboration between the merc with a mouth and the clawed crusader has to work hard to mashup the alternate realities, but it could open portals to a lot of multiversal fun
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