Caligula (1979) Movie Review

I play the film's trailer in the beginning,
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This me and my friends Jason & Joe's review of the 1979 erotic historical drama "Caligula." My friend Jeremy shows up later on to give his thoughts on the film, and so do two very special guests. Towards the end of this video, we also give some words on the new "Ultimate Cut" of "Caligula."

Release Date: August 14, 1979 (Italy), February 1, 1980 (USA),
2023/2024 (The Ultimate Cut)

Genre: Drama, History, Comedy, Horror, Adult Film

Cast: Malcolm McDowell, Teresa Ann Savoy, Helen Mirren, Peter O' Toole, Sir John Gielgud, John Steiner, Guido Mannari, Bruno Brive, Paolo Bonacelli, Giancarlo Badessi, Leopoldo Trieste, Mirella D'Angelo, Osiride Pevarello, Donato Placido, Lori Wagner, Anneka Di Lorenzo, Salvatore Furnari

Story by Gore Vidal & Roberto Rossellini (uncredited)

Written by Gore Vidal & Tinto Brass (uncredited) & Malcolm McDowell (uncredited) & Ted Whitehead (uncredited) & Franco Rossellini (uncredited) &
Bob Guccione (additional scenes) (uncredited) and Giancarlo Lui (additional scenes) (uncredited)

Produced by Bob Guccione & Franco Rossellini and Thomas Negovan (2023 Ultimate Cut)

Directed by Tinto Brass (original footage) & Bob Guccione (additional scenes) (uncredited) and Dave McKean (New Opening Animated Sequence for the 2023 Ultimate Cut)

Plot: A highly sexualized, and satirical retelling of the rise and fall of Roman Emperor Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus better known as Caligula. An Emperor known for his insanity, cruelty, sadism, and sexual depravity, the film tells the story of how Caligula tried to destroy the entire political system of Rome from the inside out.