Adult DVD Talk reviewers have reviewed 1 movies with Malcolm McDowell.
Reviews of Malcolm McDowell Movies (1)
(4.3 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Lori Wagner, Malcolm McDowell, Teresa Ann Savoy, Helen Mirren, John Steiner, Guido Mannari, Paolo Bonacelli, Leopoldo Trieste, Giancarlo Badessi, Mirella Dangelo, Anneka Di Lorenzo, Adriana Asti, John Gielgud, Peter Oh Tool
Studio: Penthouse
Directed by: Tinto Brass, Giancarlo Lui, Bob Guccione
Release date: 11/30/1999
Caligula (Unrated Version) review summaries:
fu_q's
"Caligula", a very good, 1979 production from Penthouse Video and directors, Tinto Brass, Giancarlo Lui, and Bob Guccione, is something of a unique release in the world of "adult films" in that it is a true "mainstream" release, complete with big name stars and a big budget, that has added to it a number of hardcore inserts, which apparently weren't part of the original plan. [read the full review]
review from 10/15/2016:
"Caligula", a very good, 1979 production from Penthouse Video and directors, Tinto Brass, Giancarlo Lui, and Bob Guccione, is something of a unique release in the world of "adult films" in that it is a true "mainstream" release, complete with big name stars and a big budget, that has added to it a number of hardcore inserts, which apparently weren't part of the original plan. [read the full review]
Flash's
Caligula is a mainstream film with graphic sex, not a typical adult film and that should be taken into consideration before purchasing or renting. If you are looking for a film to get stimulated by or get off on, this is not the film to do it. If the film sounds good to you and you are not squemish or easily offended I would recommend this film be rented before purchasing. Caligula is also available in an hour and 42 minute R-rated cut from Image as well, which has had 48 minutes removed from it. I have never seen the R-rated cut so I can't comment on it's continuity. [read the full review]
review from 2/22/2002:
Caligula is a mainstream film with graphic sex, not a typical adult film and that should be taken into consideration before purchasing or renting. If you are looking for a film to get stimulated by or get off on, this is not the film to do it. If the film sounds good to you and you are not squemish or easily offended I would recommend this film be rented before purchasing. Caligula is also available in an hour and 42 minute R-rated cut from Image as well, which has had 48 minutes removed from it. I have never seen the R-rated cut so I can't comment on it's continuity. [read the full review]
