
Adaptation Hall of Fame | 2025 Class & 350th Episode Celebration
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It’s Ink to Film’s 350th episode, so join Luke & James as they induct the 2nd ever class into their prestigious "Adaptation Hall of Fame.” These films will be forever considered true exemplars for all other filmmakers to aspire to when adapting the written word onto the screen. The nominees are: “Blade Runner,” “Jaws,” “Children of Men,” “The Silence of the Lambs,” “Arrival,” and “The Shining.”
Six amazing films, but only three can make the cut!
Episode Breakdown:
Intro
Presenting the Contenders
Awarding Scores
Final Deliberations
Announcing the 2025 Class
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