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A much more coherent film than the original. This version vindicates what the Caligula film could've been like back in the late 1970s. While not truly perfect, Caligula the Ultimate Cut is an enjoyable what could've of been that gives a better showcase of the brilliant performance of Malcolm McDowell as the villainous, sex crazed Caligula.

With all the pornographic content removed, the story has a real flow throughout, developing Caligula's darker tendencies as the story moves forward. While it's not perfect, it's definitely better than the version released back in the 1970s. Much campier and enjoyable than the original, this version of Caligula feels more right, as the performances shine and the story doesn't stop for a random scene of explicit pornographic content, instead the story actually progresses to show how little by little why the people turned on the once victorious Caligula. The Ultimate Cut, as of right now, is truly the definitive edition of Caligula and a broken masterpiece in its own right.

Eulogy is about a lonely, isolated man who is tasked with confronting his past with a girlfriend who he considered to be his love of his life. With a relatively simple concept, Eulogy explores themes of love and heartbreak beautifully in a meditative look at the past.

Paul Giamatti gives one of his greatest performances ever in Eulogy. Paul Giamatti's excellent performance contributes to make an already incredible episode of Black Mirror to one of the best that television can offer.

The story begins with hate and resentments but builds to bittersweet, meaningful end. The absolute gut-punch of an ending helps cement Eulogy as one the most well written episodes in the history of television.

Truly an exception hour of television.