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References
The design of Caligula's palace is a direct visual reference to Herod's palace in this film.
Several stylistic references. Tinto Brass himself did often quote Federico Fellini as a major influence on his work.
Tiberius' funeral sequence mirrors the Governor of Loudon's funeral in "The Devils" right down to the costumes, color scheme, sets and camera angles.
Shortly after the emperor's illness, Caligula gives Macro the "kiss of death."
It is referenced.
Referenced in
It is referenced.
On theater marquee.
Mentioned on a dialogue
Servo: I'm casting Caligola this summer.
"Not since the orgy scene in Caligula..."
Elisabeta's death scene, Dracula's old age make-up and the scene with Dracula's brides.
Joel: "Looks like 'Caligula' in here"
Open reference by a character
Yetta mentions the movie by name.
Jerry: Oh no, I'll tell you what you did Caligula; you combined food and sex in to one disgusting uncontrollable urge.
Referenced by name
"like 'Caligula' but with cocaine"
This film is referenced by name.
Referenced by name
DVD shown
Video case is shown.
Film artwork is shown.
Video case is shown.
Video case is shown.
mentioned once
"It was very 'Caligula' meets 'The Apple Dumpling Gang'."
DVD Featurette
DVD Featurette
A man says he shouldn't have watched Caligula with his parents
Wilson asks Chase if he's ever seen Caligula.
Snob mentions it. Also, poster is shown.
Poster is shown.
"Imagine if these guys made Caligula..."
Video case is shown.
He references it when Ernest is seen in Roman garb
"This is the most recognized cast I've done next to Caligula."
Helen Mirren mentions the film in her opening monologue
Movie poster is visible in Spoony's room
Mentioned during Breckin Meyer Interview
"Now I think you're confusing a Clockwork Orange spoof with a Caligula spoof."
"This is the part of Tyberius's grotto we didn't see in Caligula."
mentioned as getting a bad review from Roger Ebert
mentioned as panned by Roger Ebert
Caligula blowing up over logic.
mentioned among Roman sexual films
Snob mentions the review he did for his 100th episode.
mentioned
Robert says that he bought three movies when he built his screening room: "Caligula," "Last Tango in Paris," and "Emmanuelle 2."
Vinyl soundtrack LP shown
Cinema Snob cuts in, imitating Caligula.
"This movie is just like Caligula..."
"You have a book of the deleted scenes from"
Referenced in dialogue
mentioned by character
"We gotta get this penis prop over to the Caligula set."
Snob mentions "Caligula" as a pornographic historical film. Also, a poster is shown.
Neil mentions the Snob's review of "Caligula".
Poster is shown.
"This is kinda like the grotto scene from Caligula."
Featured in
It is mentioned and discussed. Also, footage of this movie is shown.
A lesbian sequence from Caligula appears on a television screen
During Peter O'Toole honorary Oscar reel, showcasing his long career, some scenes from "Caligula" were shown.
Clips are shown
Brief scene shown
footage shown
Some clips from this movie are shown in a story on Dame Helen Mirren.
Opening credits are displayed on a television screen.
Clips are shown and the film is discussed
A clip is shown
Brett's #4 Movie Party
It is mentioned and discussed. Also, poster, double vinyl soundtrack, special edition DVD and footage of this movie are shown.
It is mentioned and discussed. Also, poster, DVD case and footage of this movie are shown.
clips shown
clip shown
Footage used in review.
Recalls the "lawn mower decapitation" scene
recalling the man on stilts
Snob dubs a scene with dialogue from this movie
Spoofed in
Direct spoof; the short film is a fake trailer for a remake of Gore Vidal's Caligula.
the final scene at the Greek Olympiad