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  • Basically Rome had enough of him e was just to wild making an army fight a ocean and than poor Claudias he thought he was next and make him a Caesar,but that meant also wiping all of Caligua seed even his kid and wife

  • 2:32 "IMMA LOOK YOU STRAIGHT IN YO EYES WHILE I KILL YOU NIGGA"

  • the most evil emperor in rome..he deserved to die..Brutally after all he did to romans.HE LOOK GAY isnt he?

  • Happy Deathday Caligula! 24th January 41 AD

  • Kind of reminded me of JFK assassination. LBJ being the wimp that takes over.

    Thumbs up for posting.

  • God! Human beings are cruel!

  • violence makes violence little Alex

  • Given Caligula's depravity, whenever I catch sight of his bust on Wiki, I tend to erupt into laughter.

  • Murder is murder.

  • There's actually a thought that, when Caligula took power, the Senate thought he was a young, harmless man who would continue the non-interventionism of Tiberius (I mean the "post-Sejanus" Tiberius). The Senate were astonished and humiliated when he got the guard under his thumb and took power easily from the old Senate. He then proceeded to humiliate them (making his horse senator), and the military (his guards: "Scrotum?"). Not a good idea.

  • @haseihuse

    And so, he was assassinated and Claudius (who in this theory really was an idiot) came to "power", easily controlled by the guard and Senate. Nero killed him, the guards ended up killing Nero too.

    Then Galba, Otho, and Vitellius tried to unsuccessfully take control of the situation, until Vespasian marched in with his legions and made some of them the new guard (killing or subjugating the old guard in the process).

  • @haseihuse Nero's mother killed Claudius, not Nero himself.

  • @haseihuse When Claudius was Emperor, he was not the idiot the people thought he was.

  • despite the fact that the kid died, I actually think this movie had a good ending with Claudius the man who was totured and mocked becoming the Emperor of Rome.

  • @RobSimthson He showed them by invading us in the AD 40s lol

  • I love that last shot, the cold dead eyes of a murderous psychopath are staring daggers at you as you leave the theatre.

  • Omg, I just firgured out what sactom means, it means...... ball sack, rofl. Damn Caliula is nasty to say nut sack at that dumbass gaurd lol.

  • @Nking8 it's guard. GUARD. it's really not that hard to figure out. "gaurd" doesn't even look good.

  • Never trust to anyone. He should've anticipated that from his guard and tie him up infront of everyone and kill his wife and children infront of him. Then, set up a meeting with all the best roman generals and behead all of them as well as their male children. Then he would've been a true emperor. He was just a weak fool. Love is nothing, fear is everything..

  • @l3stat3 Thank you for your opinions, Joseph Stalin.

  • Claudius confusses me...

  • Claudius ended up being an amazing emperor...he played up his deformities and foolishness to avoid being, well, killed by Caligula.

  • Two things I gatta say 1: thumbs up if you think his wife and daughter should NOT have died! 2: Why did the guard say password and why did caligula say Shactom or something like that? Plz answer number 2 for me!

  • The person who murderd him was actually his gaurd that is to protect Caligula.

  • Nobody give me shit fr this but although caligula was kinda evil and harsh this reminds me of the lesson: You reep what you sow. And this makes me fucking sad. First of all his wife totally stood up for him and her results: Stabbed. And she was the only one Caligula ACTUALLY cared for, but NO it cant end there! Then his ONLY child wich was only fucking two got beaten to death on the damn stairs. Then when he rose the soilders reply was to stab him! Fuck rome! T-T

  • Let the dead face of Malcolm McDowell haunt your nightmares.

  • I encourage everyone to watch the alternate cut of the film on the 3-disc Imperial Edition. It's the complete film without the random porno scenes that were added later in post-production without the actors' knowledge.

  • @JoelandtheBots

    Is it truly much better? I adored McDowell as Caligula, and I understand the hedonism and lust and sexual gratification of Caligula...but at times it felt like I was watching a big budget porno when it was much more of Caligula that interested me.

  • @TheOldschool1979 why do you think it is awful, just curious?

  • This was horribly documented!

  • I do not think Rome was this bad as it's made to think in this movie. Caligula was bad but not a sex meniac like potraited in this movie. I think you need to watch the series " I Claudius" to real get a feel for Rome during this time.

  • @TheOldschool1979 he actually has many siblings still alive his sister is agrippina who is neros mother and claudius is his uncle

  • Amazing how Youtube lets this scene of grotesque violence be put up, but none of the harmless sex scenes.

  • This movie was just an excuse to show gay bi and straight pron all at once.cause thats all this movie was.I love porn but i couldnt even sit through this shit.

  • @HERBLANDZ Hey pervert it doesn't make you cool nor funny to talk about just sex in good movies.

  • @RamboCujo ur a pevert for watching it and thinking it was a good movieshows that you probably agreed with most of his satanic fetishes.Fucking SICKO.anything you write from now on will be erased,spamed and not read so pacify ur self with ur cock just like they did in this crap movie YUCK.CRAP MOVIE!

  • @HERBLANDZ Lol i am the pervert wtf xD

  • Rape of Prokofieffs wonderful music...

  • The law should do this to corrupt deans of students at universities that seek to ruin the lives of innocent students.

  • Anyone who uses the password 'scrotum' is an immature douchebag and deserves what he gets.

    @Axelduel, I'm not sure what your deal is, but it sounds like PTSD, and there is help out there for you if you want it.

    Or else, nothing traumatic ever happened to you and you're just aggrandizing pain-and-suffering into something meaningful. It's not. Pain-and-suffering hurts, period. There is no greater meaning other than 'jesusgod let it stop hurting'.

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  • (Y).............Scrotum :D

  • "and so begins the sad and weepy part of the story for your humble narrator."

  • dam they curbed the kid... another day as a roman fukin your siblings and eatin rottin fish gut.. yum

  • who was the guy who said "Password?"?

  • @BibleJoker2Face Cassius Chaerea - was among the few survivors of the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest

  • @BibleJoker2Face

    The Pertorian Head Guard, ,supposedly in History Caligular was stabed to death while walking back to his home from the theater in a lone tunnel by some of his own family members and pretorian guard assigned to guard him. His wife Drussila was later hunted down and killed and his child was beaten to death against a wall.

    A fitting death for an evil man

  • @AxelDuel, thanks.

  • why did the guy say "Password" amd Caligula say "Scrotum"? who was the guy who killed Caligula? (I'm asking because I want to know everything about his murder as this quasi-porn movie depicts, as i do not plan on viewing this trash).

  • @BibleJoker2Face he said scrotum because he was mocking him every time cassius asked for a password caligula said something to disrespect him

  • @greekboy2k

    Caligula created insulting passwords for laughs...in the end, the laughs were on him.

  • Unwisely, Caligula recruited his guards from the William Shatner Fan Club.

  • This ending is always so sad to me.

    I understand Caligula being put to death...kind of like karma totally pwning his butt.

    But Caesonia and Julia???? So so sad.

    Plus, maybe it was just me but by the end it seemed like they were all getting their s*** together.

    I dunno. These are things I ponder at 3 AM.

  • whose head was cut off? who's the bald man in the yellow toga?

  • @BibleJoker2Face

    The man whose head was cut off was "Giant", a hulking thug who was serving as his personal bodyguard.

    The bald man in the yellow was Longinus, Caligula's chamberlain who'd secretly turned against him.

  • love when the kid gets his brains bashed in on the steps, hilarious! Thank you Jim Norton via Otto & George for this!

  • @cologey, okay, mate.

  • @cologey, i just checked. there's not.

  • @cologey, thanks.

  • @cologey, that could also be the case. Do you have Facebook?

  • @cologey, ah. maybe they go to 18's on DVD because the director decides to add more footage that he couldn't do for theaters.

  • @cologey, you're correct that I live in America. I'm not sure of where you live, so i don't know the ratings system, but i'm not planning on doing anything that will warrant a restrictive rating (ie. requiring a parent to be with a minor).

  • @cologey, thanks. but first, i have to concentrate on finishing school, then finish the other screenplays I have in my head to write, then I'll work on the one about Caligula, or maybe fast-track that one to being the second script I work on after i finish my first one. it'll take maybe 6 to 7, maybe even 10 or 15 years.

  • @cologey, no i haven't but i'd like to obtain it when i get a chance, along with The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon. Unfortunately, I think they're quite expensive. But I like anything to do with ancient history.

  • @cologey, thanks. I'm not planning on glossing over the sexual aspects (ie. make it appear as if it never happened), but I'm not planning on doing anything R-rated.

  • @cologey, it's okay about the language. I've heard and said worse. I have The Lives Of The Twelve Caesars, but have only managed to read through the life of Gaius Julius Caesar, and I can't wait to finish school so i can read the rest.

  • @cologey, now that i think more of it, i'm thinking of writing a script based on Caligula's life, as there's no movie that depicts him accurately (though "The Robe" and "Demetrius And The Gladiators" offer up a clean, albeit fictionalized, portrayal of him; and I'm not sure how the miniseries "I, Claudius" differs from this garbage). But my aim will be to do a script for a film version that's PG or PG-13.

  • @cologey, what have you read about the Emperor Claudius?

  • @cologey, what do you mean that Claudius was no dummy? is that how this trashy movie depicted him?

  • @cologey, yea, and a shame that no major studio would finance what was meant to be a historical drama instead of what the final product we're stuck with.

  • who was the bald man?

  • whose head was severed?

  • i can't believe i was even curious about seeing this pornographic movie. looks like pure smut to me. i don't see the need for sex and nudity in a movie unless the storyline absolutely requires it (ie. "Schindler's List" or "Excalibur"). but i digress. i know that Caligula was murdered by Chaera, but is even the murder historically accurate as it's portrayed here? (I'll have to look up Josephus' account of it again).

  • @BibleJoker2Face

    if you understood caligula's history, it was alot more graphic then the movie's pepiction. Caligula was not only the most evil roman emperor in existance, he was also extremely perverted and had sex with any woman he chose, weither married, single or even sibling, he didnt care. He also enjoyed raping and having his female victims tortured with tiny cuts being carved all over there bodys, while he raped them. I think the movie is really PG to what he was really like.

  • @AxelDuel, probably, but that doesn't mean the it has to be depicted. i mean, it can be alluded to and the aftermath shown, but showing everything leaves no room for the imagination to work (that's why black-and-white films that had murder in them were so good...because they almost never showed the crime being committed).

  • @BibleJoker2Face

    Yes, but when this film came out, it actually got alot of attention, both positive and negative and was deemed the most controversial film of its time. Its right up there with movies like the Exorcist and Cannibal Holocaust equally controversial films. I feel the telling a story in the most graphic way, is also the best way to describe the level of depravity that this guy was. Films these days are just too afraid to push the envelope and get down and gritty.

  • @AxelDuel I think the only movie more brutal and sexist than calligula was "Salo" 100 days of sodoma

  • @F1brawfa

    eh, Its pretty gritty, the sexual torture is nice, but it doesnt beat Caligula, seriously, Caligula had Penetration in it! Cannibal Holocaust had Casteration and real depictions of rape, castration,cannibalisim, and impaling. Salo is just has naked people, nazi's and shit eating, all good and well, but not much on the real side. Caligula had 2 women sucking off a guy on camera and cumming in there mouths, Completely Unedited or uncensored. Nah Salo comes close, but no cigar

  • whose body did the soldiers carry away?

  • @BibleJoker2Face

    The Movie is a close documentary on the guys life and the acts he commited against the people of rome. None of what you see in the movie is made up. Caligular actually did all that shit to his people and even more thats too sick to put on film. Vlad Dracula, Elizabeth Bartley, The Thoul society depicted in Salo, all real people, all real stories, all real periods of history

  • @AxelDuel, like i said, it's not neccessary to show all the brutal and lascivious acts he did, just allude to them via dialogue and leave the rest to the viewer's imagination. Look at the classic version of Psycho. did you actually have to see the knife going into Marion? No. Hitchcock implied it, and it was still very scary, because the viewer was imagining what he did not show. side from graphic violence and sexual content being prohibited by the Production Code, it also made for good movies.

  • @BibleJoker2Face

    They didnt make the movie for story more so for its shock value. Honestly I preffer seeing the violence then having to imagine it. If I wanted to imagine it, reading the books would sefice. Also Psycho was more renound for its acting and how realistic and scary it was presented to the audiance, not for its violence. Im talking about shock value, not excellent performances. I wanna see Blood, gore, and People Suffering. The sites make it all the more realistic to the viewer

  • @AxelDuel, you're really sick, you know that.

  • @BibleJoker2Face

    Im just realistic, Ive watched people suffer and die in my arms in real life, so the more connection I can get to those past memories from seeing the images, the closer it hits home for me. Dont suger coat the shit, show it. Saving private Ryan, Band of Brothers, We were soldiers, all great movies and depicted how horrible the front lines were and the ordeals those people went threw.

  • @WrestlinggBaby A few sources state that Caligula's wife and daughter were murdered in a matter of hours by Cassius Chaera. However Cassius himself had to answer to Caligula's tormented uncle Claudius who decided he was too dangerous to live.

  • hahahahahah you can see his ass at 1:18

  • This is how W. should have ended

  • Caligula's death is just a climactic cumshot!

  • damnnn,... FATALITY.

  • ave !

  • 1:43 Your wife might try to save you with her hotness, but it's most likely that a sword can pierce through that too.

  • @moviemaster8510 I take it you seen Cinema Snob's review of Caligula?

    Angry Joe pretending to Caligula: Greetings Cinema Snob I am Caligula 4th Emperor of Rome.

    Cinema Snob: Spoony beat to it.

    Angry Joe: **** my ****!!!

  • Caligula would make his guard say password before he would speak with him. Caligula would call him names basically insulting him. The guard got sick of it and was basically like oh I'm through with this shit (slice) end of Caligula.

  • greco-roman tragedy

  • thats a little bit of over kill dont you think?

  • wtf did i just watch

  • Most powerful ending and beginning of a movie ever. Too bad the rest mostly sucked.

  • BRILLIANT END TO AN OTHERWISE..."NOT SO GOOD FILM"....AND I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT THE SEX AND VIOLENCE..I ACTUALLY JUST FOUND IT VERY SLOW..LOL

  • yeah, this film is pretty bad. Tinto Brass was a fool. Had Lindsey Anderson directed it, he would have turned it into something...

  • poor horse :(

  • Can we relate to these people or the people of 2000 years from now? Take 3 men , one from 41 AD, one from now and one from 2000 years into the future. What would the 3 of them make of one another? Give them the same language. What the HELL would that conversation be like? I think the Roman, for a start would try and shag the other two men anyway.

  • password? scrotum

  • password so be it this part i like in the movie hahahaha lmaof

  • thats fucked up, why did they had to kill her daughter? she had nothing to do with her fathers mistake.

  • @tekkendevilwithin He was so evil they didn't want to take any chances with any future offspring. Actually makes a certain amount of sense when you have a hereditary dictatorship rather than a democracy. I hope in real life they did it quick, though. Even if you absolutely have to, a little girl is still a little girl.

  • Charlemagne, and therefore most of the people now in Europe, was likely descended from one and possibly two of Caesonia's half-brothers.

  • January 24th AD 41

  • simply barbaric

  • @A4Rein I pity the woman and little girl, but Caligula deserved it. Even worse.

  • So far, I've only seen the version shown in the I, Claudius show, which I thought was incredible. This is making me wanna see the film.

  • Caligula got owned by "fags".He hated everybody and got 40 inch reminder .Serves him right.Dictators always get whats good for them.

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  • Sic semper tyrannis!

  • Good riddance to a tyrant and a butcher!

  • poor guy

  • @InvaderSlusk1994

    What? I take it you dont know the story.

  • @dajazman2k actually i know alot of roman history and i do know wh he was assassinated due to his mentally insane-ness.

  • Beard Man doesn't take kindly to smart-ass answers.

  • Now this is divine theater!!!!

  • I hate how they always make Claudius out to be a total imbecile. He was definitely the smartest of the Julio-Claudians. By a long shot

  • @Grayseff No he wasnt, are you basing your information on Robert Graves? Cos thats not history. The cleverest was with out a doubt Augustus Ceasar, he may have been the most brilliant politician in history. Claudius was not stupid, but nor was he that smart.

  • didn't the real Caligula get poisoned by his niece? i've been told that from "Horrible Histories"

  • @16shogunelitegreen no that was Claudius ceaser she put posion in his mushrooms, so that her son nero can be ceaser....however nero killed his mother soon after he became ceaser

  • @DataSerpent I don't get it, Horrible Histories must be telling fibs then, i dno

  • Why does Antonio Banderas' head pops out at the beginning?

  • Did they really have to show the child getting her head smashed in? No, added purely for shock....

  • @Clay3613 Considering what was in the movie that was tame.

  • @Davidthedemon I dont think the girl getting her head bashed in was tame compared to the rest(Well except the fisting of proculus) Any way I liked this movie for some reason I know its horrifing but still its aight.

  • I just love how the cowering Claudius is made emperor right then and there. It somewhat happened like that according to historical accounts

  • Consul Incitatus does not approve, it seems...

  • @MARGARELON Incitatus was played by a Yugoslavian stallion called Davide. :)

  • @SPeacock err thanks for the information, I guess?

  • @MARGARELON You're welcome (!)

  • poor child!!!

  • Hehehe.. scrotum..

  • @1Mafioso4 OR IN ENGLISH GREAT BALLS OF FIRE

  • Isn't that bald guy the same man from the Rocky Horror Picture Show?

  • @TheJoeyD27 NO HES NOT

  • Funny how in this film Caligula is assassinated at the moment when he's least wacked-out.

  • No actor will ever portray Caligula as fucked up as he truly was.

  • @Shadecaster06 You're right - in this film, Malcolm McDowell IS Caligula.

  • even after what he did i feel sorry for his death

  • So, did he live?

  • Not really how it happened, you know; they came for him in a public bathroom at night.

  • @theScytheofGod

    Judging by the rest of the film, I don't think the creators were aiming for historical accuracy! Just the opposite.

  • @EricMetalGuitarist BOB GUCCIONE CREATOR OF PENTHOUSE A SHORT LIVED PLAYBOY WANNABE WAS NO HISTORIAN

  • @theScytheofGod HOW THE HELL DO YOU KNOW WERE U THERE? THE FACT IS THAT PERIOD IS REMOTE ENOUGH IN HISTORY THAT MANY FACTS ARENT KNOWN ALL OF CLAUDIUS DIARIES DISAPPEARED THE NOVELS ON WHICH I CLAUDIUS THE TV SERIES WAS BASED ARE A MIX OF FANTASY AND FACT

  • @wreehill This is something I read in a book some time ago, so for that matter, nothing can be substantiated, not Jesus, not anything, and we're all fools to think it can be.

  • @theScytheofGod, anybody who watches this dreck and imagines they're witnessing historical reality is too stupid to worry about.

  • Password?........."scrotum"

  • lmao, it's written he used to call him Venus and Priapus, who was the gay god of boners haha.

  • Now THAT'S an ending.

  • @thomasmschreiber Here here! Plus Caligua deserved it. One of his favorite past times was to have people hung by their ankles while a saw worked from their genitals down to saw them in half.

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