The Dom and Calluna discuss what went right and what and wrong with the first movie in Peter Jackson's The Hobbit adaptation.

The Dom returns to his least favourite series of books to see if Netflix did a better job of adapting them to screen.

The Dom shares his thoughts on the 3rd and 4th episodes of Netflix's attempt to make a better adaptation out of the A Series of Unfortunate Events books.

The Dom vs The Don. Channel Awesome's adaptation critic describes the book accuracy of Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather.

The Dom talks about how the Dune mini series stands up as a TV show, as an Adaptation of Frank Herbert's novel, as a follow up to the 1984 David Lynch movie and as a precursor to the upcoming reboot.

After discovering that none of his audience has actually read Fifty Shades of Grey despite hundreds of requests for it, The Dom provides a handy synopsis of the plot with only the bare minimum of angry freak outs.

The long awaited Fifty Shades of Grey book review in which The Dom tries to articulate exactly how terrible every last aspect of this book is on every level. Warning: This video is not very funny. I mean, there's an attempt to lighten the mood here and there but mostly it's just The Dom getting very VERY angry.

Is it possible to get a decent movie out of a terrible book? Maybe, but not this one. The Dom reviews the Fifty Shades of Grey film adaptation.

The Dom revisits his childhood obsession and shares his thoughts on the new Power Rangers movie.

The Dom delegates the task of comparing Ella Enchanted to the book it was based on. Do they have ANYTHING in common?

Was First Blood a good film adaptation of the book or did it end up as messed up as Rambo himself?

Stephen King hated what Stanley Kubrick did with The Shining so much he decided to make his own adaptation (and It was going to have blackjack and hookers). Was it any good or should he have just made his peace with Kubrick's changes?

The Dom reviews the first of The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy adaptations; the book based on the radio show and provides a plot synopsis of said radio show for the Hitchhikers uninitiated.

The Dom explains why he hates the 2005 film adaptation of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

The Dom concludes his review of the 2005 Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy adaptation.

The Dom takes a look at the (sort of) sequel to Wizard of Oz and talks about how well it works as a (sort of) adaptation of the books.... Sort of.

Murder becomes manslaughter, mothers become evil lesbians and an abundance of Britishness becomes... well no they nailed that. The Dom reviews the 1940 Alfred Hitchcock adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's best seller: Rebecca.

The Dom reviews one of the many disappointing spinoffs to the Neverending Story. With heartfelt apologies to all my German Beautiful Watchers.

Before starting his comparison of Game of Thrones to A Song of Ice and Fire, The Dom attempts to summarise what the hell was going on in Westeros in the thousands of years before the main story started.

The Dom talks about the history of Westeros that took place just before the start of the books.

A comparison of Game of Thrones to A Game of Thrones, the first book in the Song of Ice and Fire Series. Season One Episode One.

A comparison of Game of Thrones to A Game of Thrones, the first book in the Song of Ice and Fire Series. Season One Episode Two.

A comparison of Game of Thrones to A Game of Thrones, the first book in the Song of Ice and Fire Series. Season One Episode Three.

The Dom teams up with Calluna again to review the second of The Hobbit adaptation trilogy: The Desolation of Smaug.

The Dom compares Episode Four of Season One Game of Thrones to the book chapters its based on.

The Dom takes a look at Netflix's attempt to adapt the popular manga Death Note to western cinema.

The Dom compares The Bad Seed to its first adaptation from 1956.

The Dom reviews the rather tenuous connection between RED and the comic it was based on.

The Dom takes a look at the similarities and changes between the short story in Night Shift and the 1984 film Children of the Corn.

The Lost in Adaptation November Nanos begin again with Tim Burtons attempt at adapting Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

Yes, Yes man was based a book. The Dom looks to see how closely.

The Dom uses his next November Nano to tell everyone about one of his favorite series of science fiction books.

The Dom reviews a book written by a fellow video producer and British person: MikeJ.

The Lost in adaptation November Nanos conclude with a three part episode covering both Total Recall movies and the short story they completely ignored.

Utopian future Dom reviews the original Total Recall as a film and as an adaptation.

Dystopian future Dom rounds off Total Total Recall with a review of the 2012 remake. Covering its failings as a film, as an adaptation and as a reboot.

The Dom compares the Rankin Bass film to the novel by Peter S Beagle.

matches the twenty-something angst in the film.