By The Corrections Netflix has been set as the home of “The Corrections,” the long-awaited series adaptation of Jonathan Franzen’s novel. Meryl Streep will star, Cord Jefferson (“American Fiction”) will direct, and Franzen will adapt the Paramount Television Studios-produced title. The story is a sharply comic portrait of a Midwestern family
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“Weapons” filmmaker Zach Cregger says he hopes fans of the “Resident Evil” game franchise won’t “crucify” him for deviating from the franchise’s lore for his upcoming film adaptation of the property. Speaking with The New York Times for a feature piece on the varying quality of game-to-screen adaptations, Cregger admits
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Teaser Trailer: Apple TV’s “Widow’s Bay”
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