Valuetainment - July 01, 2026


“Banned In Germany” - Why Citizen Vigilante Is The Years Most Controversial Film


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In this episode, Lizzo talks about the new movie Citizen Vigilante starring Armie Hammer and how he became a vigilante to help find the 7 boys that raped a 15-year-old girl. She was raped over and over again by 7 other boys.

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00:00:30.000 Folks, if you haven't seen this, there's a movie that came out called Citizen Vigilante.
00:00:36.260 By the way, it is at any given time on Apple.
00:00:40.300 If you go on Apple right now, it's probably the number two or number three movie on Apple.
00:00:43.560 I cannot even believe it.
00:00:44.480 It's a $2, $3 million budget movie, and it's with this guy named Armie Hammer.
00:00:49.000 Armie tells a story about the fact that when the guy called him, the movie is done by, produced by Uwe Boll.
00:00:56.740 he said when he called them and he said hey we're going to be doing this movie are you in the lawyer
00:01:03.640 says he wants you in the movie what do you want to do he says tell him yes he says do you want to
00:01:07.000 hear the number he says no i don't care just tell him yes he says okay i said yes he says what's the
00:01:12.400 movie about they go and then they start doing the movie they're in croatia shooting the movie
00:01:16.100 okay let's go me you and the camera guy let's go let's shoot this let's shoot that let's shoot this
00:01:20.080 Do you know what the story is about?
00:01:21.900 Absolutely not.
00:01:22.460 It's a story about a guy who one day he goes into the market with his mother when he's a little boy.
00:01:31.380 When he leaves, a man is walking.
00:01:34.240 The city, they don't explain where it is, but it's probably depicting Europe and UK London.
00:01:39.120 A man shows up with a knife, stabs his mom in front of him in the neck.
00:01:44.960 It's very gory.
00:01:46.380 She bleeds to death in front of him, and this guy becomes a citizen vigilante.
00:01:51.180 Wow.
00:01:51.700 And he makes a video.
00:01:52.900 He says, I'm doing this for you until you can learn to do it yourself.
00:01:59.040 Vinny, there is a scene, and you can go through it.
00:02:01.880 You just had it a minute ago.
00:02:04.020 There is a scene that I can't show you.
00:02:06.740 Okay.
00:02:07.020 But it's this scene, this right here.
00:02:09.660 This scene, he comes up, okay, and if you just see that boy, pause it right there. 0.73
00:02:15.140 That boy, the actor in the movie, was one of the boys that raped a 15-year-old girl, him and his seven, eight friends, over and over and over. 0.99
00:02:26.460 Muslim boy, okay? 0.95
00:02:28.200 The mother posts something on social media saying she deserved it because of what she was wearing. 1.00
00:02:34.600 She deserved what she got.
00:02:36.520 The mother in this scene says that.
00:02:38.020 Okay.
00:02:38.720 He goes meets the girl, this citizen vigilante, Armie Hammer.
00:02:42.480 He goes meets the girl.
00:02:43.400 You can pause it right there.
00:02:44.220 He goes, meets the girl, and says, hey, that's the girl, the actress.
00:02:48.020 He goes, meets the girl.
00:02:49.360 Father opens the door.
00:02:50.980 He says, hey, I just want to ask you, do you want justice?
00:02:54.800 He says, the father's like, just leave us alone.
00:02:56.920 You're probably with BBC.
00:02:58.180 He says, I just want to ask you, do you want justice?
00:03:00.460 The daughter shows up.
00:03:01.200 She says, I want justice.
00:03:02.300 I want justice.
00:03:03.280 He says, that's all you have to say.
00:03:04.680 You will get justice.
00:03:06.260 He goes to the house, opens the door, goes to them,
00:03:10.720 asks the boy to call the other seven boys 0.93
00:03:14.380 that raped the little girl, the 15-year-old girl, 0.97
00:03:18.000 one by one by one, kills everybody in the family. 1.00
00:03:22.100 Wow. 0.99
00:03:22.980 Everybody in the family.
00:03:24.160 The mom, the daughter, the dad, the son,
00:03:26.360 and the seven boys that show up one by one by one.
00:03:29.280 There is a scene of the judge.
00:03:31.720 The judge in the movie goes and says,
00:03:36.040 there are two victims here.
00:03:38.220 One is the girl that was raped by seven, eight boys,
00:03:40.840 but the other boys are also victims.
00:03:43.120 Did you understand what happened?
00:03:44.500 The other boys are the victims.
00:03:46.140 He walks up to the judge.
00:03:47.520 Don't play any of these clips because YouTube's probably not going to want this,
00:03:50.980 so don't show any of this stuff.
00:03:52.600 He walks up to the judge and says, hey, judge, did you, by the way, do this?
00:03:56.240 Boom. 0.96
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00:04:30.800 Walks away, puts him in a car, drives him up.
00:04:32.920 He says, by the way, you know what you did?
00:04:36.140 You know you said this?
00:04:37.420 Can you pull up the clip?
00:04:38.480 I think you can actually pull up the clip of the judge in Citizen Vigilante.
00:04:42.060 I'm watching this.
00:04:42.560 You know what he does to the judge?
00:04:43.720 He takes him out in another car, of course, kills the judge right there
00:04:48.800 because the judge said they were victims just as much as the girl was the victim.
00:04:53.660 There's a scene, Vinny, in this movie.
00:04:55.960 This is the part, and I'm going to read it to you.
00:04:57.540 Okay. 1.00
00:04:58.540 Where the mother said she deserved to be raped. 0.99
00:05:00.900 the mother said her son raped a girl and he said she the mother said because she deserved to be 1.00
00:05:09.100 raped then she takes the social media post off mom posted on social she deserved to be raped 0.99
00:05:15.300 and says if you believe they deserve to be raped why did you come here to this country 0.99
00:05:19.620 why did you leave your country i don't think it was good ones that got out of your country i think 0.99
00:05:24.300 it was bad ones so he's talking about the bad muslims got out of the country not the good ones 0.80
00:05:28.660 to europe this is an unfair takeover by islamic extremists and the woke left that's a line in 0.97
00:05:34.640 the movie from him army hammer you end this or we the people end it ourselves he's telling you to 0.92
00:05:42.380 the judge i do this until you learn to do it for yourself by the way i am telling you the reason
00:05:49.460 why this movie is getting so much traction is because that's exactly a lot of people feel right
00:05:55.040 now in europe and my worry is this is my worry i'm telling you this right now my worry is the
00:06:02.580 average person is going to watch this movie and guess what they're going to do they're going to
00:06:06.240 be angry they're going to be rage can you pull up that it's banned what countries is it banned in
00:06:10.960 just ask chad gpt what countries which countries is citizen vigilante movie banned in i think
00:06:16.460 germany's germany's one of them for sure and weird so you know what elan did elan posted the entire
00:06:21.560 movie for free on X for people to
00:06:23.520 watch. Good for him. It is everywhere
00:06:25.620 for you to watch this.
00:06:27.500 Yeah, right there. It's banned and where?
00:06:28.860 UK is not currently available.
00:06:31.160 I'm not surprised why it's not available.
00:06:33.140 Germany effectively banned. Not
00:06:34.780 available in Australia. And then you've got
00:06:37.400 a bunch of other countries. Vinny,
00:06:39.500 remember when I walked out of the movie
00:06:41.220 Joker at 43rd minute? I said, this is
00:06:43.280 about like the Luigi Mangione stories
00:06:45.440 get inspired by movies like
00:06:47.300 the 1.00
00:06:48.340 Joker where you go kill the capitalist. 0.97
00:06:51.560 I think this is the complete opposite, and I think it's going to succeed. 0.87
00:06:55.900 Really?
00:06:57.420 No.
00:06:58.340 Like, the movie's going to blow up?
00:07:00.720 Because, I mean, it's number one.
00:07:01.600 No, no.
00:07:02.220 The movie's going to inspire a lot of people to do this.
00:07:07.120 I'm telling you right now, this is one of the darkest movies I've seen
00:07:13.240 that's going to inspire actual vigilantes who are sick of it in Europe.
00:07:19.220 Like, here's Tommy Robinson.
00:07:20.540 I think this level of guys
00:07:22.680 is going to show up. Not Tommy.
00:07:25.400 Because the next level guys are
00:07:26.700 going to be like, okay, you want to do this?
00:07:28.480 We'll take it ourselves. Don't worry about it.
00:07:30.200 We got it. You know, back in the days in New York
00:07:32.680 City when the mob would say, what did you do
00:07:34.660 to one of our girls? You did 1.00
00:07:36.660 that? Don't worry about the cops.
00:07:39.020 Don't worry about the state.
00:07:40.800 Don't worry about the federal. Worry
00:07:42.500 about the Gambino family. Worry 0.76
00:07:44.620 about, I think, that level
00:07:46.200 of chaos has shown up to Europe.
00:07:48.840 When you see this movie, you're going to, as a matter of fact, I want to watch it with you.
00:07:51.800 Let's do it.
00:07:52.260 Because I want to see your reaction.
00:07:53.740 When you watch it, you're going to see what it does to you.
00:07:56.580 You're going to see what it does to you. 0.89
00:07:57.660 It's a very, and the reason why this is happening, because millions of people are absolutely sick of these guys being protected of raping innocent girls. 0.86
00:08:07.480 And they have to sit there and say, well, it's your fault.
00:08:10.160 Go figure it out for yourself with that Rupert gang rape report that came up with, you know, the girl Sammy that was talking about it.
00:08:17.780 So anyways, I recommend you to watch it.
00:08:21.020 I don't recommend you watch it with your kids.
00:08:22.800 I recommend you watch it by yourself because you're going to be enraged
00:08:26.020 and you're going to say, if only 50 people watch this that have nothing to lose, 1.00
00:08:31.380 they're going to do some shit. 0.99
00:08:32.780 Well, Pat, if you think about it, it makes a kind of a reference of the time 1.00
00:08:38.040 that the mother called the police and the police go, oh, your daughter was raped.
00:08:41.800 You should just be happy that they're sharing their culture with you.
00:08:44.840 That's in the report.
00:08:45.660 And then my question is, at what point, and I mentioned it on last week's podcast, at what point 250,000 girls raped, tortured, tongues nailed to a wall, some killed, if your government is ignoring it all the way to the top to the Keir Stombers because they don't want to be held racist, at what point do the citizens have to say enough is enough?
00:09:08.780 And I'm not saying go do the, you know, Armie Hammer version in the movie, but it has to be the people.
00:09:14.700 It has to be the people.
00:09:15.840 Who's the, by the way, who was the guy that made the movie?
00:09:18.900 Can you go back to the guy?
00:09:20.120 Who's the guy?
00:09:20.840 Who's Uwe Boll?
00:09:21.480 Have you guys heard about this guy or no?
00:09:23.280 So this guy is who?
00:09:24.400 Germany filmmaker.
00:09:25.420 Oh, he's a German filmmaker.
00:09:27.740 Oh, so meaning he's a true believer of this movie.
00:09:30.380 Oh, yeah.
00:09:30.840 He came to prominence during 2004 adaptation video game franchise.
00:09:33.740 The film alone, dark adaptations.
00:09:36.520 It's considered one of the worst films ever made.
00:09:38.200 So he bowls subsequent projects, 2010 released video, Rampage,
00:09:42.800 and then there are four, Citizen Vigilante gained attention
00:09:46.680 and controversy after it was refused certification in Germany.
00:09:50.140 Go a little bit lower on this guy's story.
00:09:52.720 This guy's story bowls, first two major hits.
00:09:55.000 Yeah, let me tell you, it is a, this movie was made by somebody
00:09:58.800 that truly believes in the movie that he made
00:10:00.700 because it's that risky of a movie to make.
00:10:03.180 This guy knew he made this movie, how risky it was when he made this movie.
00:10:06.880 When did he write it, Pat?
00:10:09.300 Do you know when it was done?
00:10:12.320 I have no idea when he wrote it.
00:10:14.500 This is the type of movie that, you remember American History X?
00:10:21.240 Of course.
00:10:21.980 Okay, remember that one scene?
00:10:24.280 I mean, some of these movies will inspire young,
00:10:26.840 the scene with the put your jaw in the corner of the street.
00:10:29.820 Some of these movies are going to inspire the wrong people to do something with it.
00:10:33.840 This is not a regular movie.
00:10:35.140 And you know why I was asking, Pat?
00:10:36.420 What?
00:10:36.560 It hit me because obviously it's going to be banned in Germany.
00:10:39.580 He's actually one of these people that cares.
00:10:40.960 Because remember in 2020, Tom, the Park gang rape where nine men were convicted of raping a 15-year-old girl.
00:10:46.840 They kept calling people and coming.
00:10:48.400 Yeah, and Pat, all of them basically got away with it.
00:10:51.360 And guess who got arrested? 0.99
00:10:52.600 The lady that went on WhatsApp and found one of the rapists and was like, shame on you and blah, blah, blah. 1.00
00:10:57.060 They went after her. 0.99
00:10:58.680 They went after her.
00:10:59.420 Do you remember that?
00:11:00.040 Of course.
00:11:00.640 So you remember that?
00:11:01.360 So I'm good for him.
00:11:02.320 Maybe that story inspired him to write something like this.
00:11:05.340 Good for him.
00:11:06.060 By the way, Dominic Targinski posted it on his Instagram.
00:11:10.480 If you go to Dominic Targinski's Instagram, you'll see what he posted on his own Instagram.
00:11:16.980 And, you know, he is from Poland.
00:11:18.260 And, you know, Poland has the lowest rape percentage in all of Europe, lowest unemployment, lowest all of that.
00:11:25.860 Yeah, he posted on his Instagram this picture, Citizen Vigilante, and he put his own face in it.
00:11:30.700 Instagram, guys.
00:11:31.420 You keep going to X.
00:11:32.300 I keep saying Instagram.
00:11:33.440 Instagram, not X.
00:11:34.540 Instagram.
00:11:35.440 Yeah, Citizen Vigilante put his picture on it.
00:11:37.460 P.B.D.
00:11:38.240 Yeah.
00:11:39.080 What happened?
00:11:40.000 No, I just want to ask you a question.
00:11:41.080 Go for it.
00:11:41.560 Yeah.
00:11:41.920 So this concept of vigilante justice, you know, we've seen it in the movies.
00:11:45.500 We've seen, you know, I think Taken.
00:11:46.860 Boondock Saints.
00:11:47.460 Boondock Saints.
00:11:48.060 I think John Wick.
00:11:49.500 I think it has some positive attributes, but also some negatives.
00:11:53.820 Like you mentioned Luigi Mangione.
00:11:55.540 Like he did what was perceived as vigilante justice.
00:11:58.200 the guardian angels the guy that ran uh in uh new york to basically cost uh new york their
00:12:03.580 their uh the the mayoral seat but thoughts on vigilante justice good bad ugly is at the end
00:12:11.180 of the day when institutions fail and they don't basically implement what people want let me tell
00:12:15.800 this is what happens but there is a slippery slope to it it is and and let me tell you because
00:12:22.340 No, for sure.
00:12:23.020 Like, I asked a very specific question.
00:12:26.980 Like, I asked my, I don't even want to say what I asked my son.
00:12:30.440 I said, if somebody did something to me, how would you do it?
00:12:32.900 What would you do?
00:12:33.800 Yeah.
00:12:34.360 And it's like to say, and I wanted to see what he was going to say.
00:12:37.900 I said, you can't go full because everyone's going to be hurt from it.
00:12:43.500 Never go full.
00:12:44.420 No, no.
00:12:44.800 What I mean by full, like to go and want to retaliate at what level?
00:12:48.160 because people are negatively impacted by you doing something like that.
00:12:52.820 But I'm telling you, the reason why this guy could do that,
00:12:56.960 he had no relationship with his father.
00:12:59.020 He never even had any relationship with his father.
00:13:01.540 His father sent him to boarding school and never even followed up with him.
00:13:04.920 Ends up becoming a billionaire.
00:13:06.340 He's very wealthy in the, what do you call it, in the movie.
00:13:09.500 There's a scene in the movie where he's like, yes, sir.
00:13:12.740 So 10% of our people that pay rent our apartments, they don't pay the rent.
00:13:18.040 And he says, okay, get rid of them.
00:13:19.900 He says, no, we can't get rid of them because the law says,
00:13:22.960 so how long does it take to get rid of them?
00:13:24.920 Well, it's about seven months.
00:13:26.040 He says, so let me get this straight.
00:13:26.980 For seven months, they're not going to pay the rent?
00:13:28.880 He says, yeah, seven months they don't pay the rent.
00:13:30.660 What do you mean they don't pay the rent?
00:13:32.060 He says, because the law states that they don't pay the rent for seven months.
00:13:35.000 He says, give me the list of all the names of people that don't pay the rent.
00:13:37.740 Trust me, I'm going to go kick them out of our apartment.
00:13:39.680 I don't care what the law says. 0.99
00:13:40.720 He says, you're going to be facing a lawsuit with that.
00:13:43.120 He says, that's okay, that's my problem.
00:13:45.080 The guy literally has nothing to look forward to.
00:13:48.460 No kids, no wife, nothing.
00:13:50.500 There's a very nasty scene. 0.99
00:13:52.200 That's why I said don't watch it with your kids where he goes and gets a prostitute. 0.99
00:13:55.560 And it's like pretty much soft porn is what happens. 0.99
00:13:58.240 And it's nasty, and it's a long time.
00:14:00.500 And you're going to be like, what is wrong with this guy?
00:14:02.540 Guys like this exist.
00:14:03.780 Of course they do.
00:14:04.620 They exist.
00:14:05.320 And they're going to be like, you want to do this to my country?
00:14:08.180 Watch what I'm going to do to you.
00:14:09.360 I'm going to take it.
00:14:10.220 And so they bring a guy that works for the state that's trying to stop him from doing what he's doing.
00:14:17.760 And he becomes the villain in the movie, but he's representing the government.
00:14:21.560 This guy goes into the hospital to meet a girl and asks her, you want justice?
00:14:27.280 And she eventually says, I do.
00:14:29.020 Says, don't worry about it.
00:14:29.780 I'll take care of justice.
00:14:30.620 And he goes.
00:14:31.600 Then the other guy that's with the state shows up to seek justice.
00:14:35.740 And she thinks it's the same guy.
00:14:38.000 And the moment she realized it's the state that came to want to arrest the other guy,
00:14:42.700 she said, oh, you were just here a couple days ago.
00:14:44.620 I told you I want to seek justice.
00:14:46.340 He says, no, I wasn't.
00:14:47.400 He says, no, it was probably one of your colleagues.
00:14:49.280 And he says, who would tell me about him?
00:14:51.380 And he starts saying, oh, he was short.
00:14:54.160 He was Middle Eastern.
00:14:55.140 He makes up a character because she knows the state is trying to stop the citizen vigilante. 0.77
00:15:02.140 So is Armie Hammer the good guy or the bad guy in the movie?
00:15:04.780 He's a vigilante.
00:15:05.660 That's my point.
00:15:06.460 No, no, but he is a bad guy that you support because he's willing to do what the government isn't doing.
00:15:14.540 So he's a good guy who has to do bad things.
00:15:16.640 Yeah, by the way, it is a very complicated movie.
00:15:20.640 And ultimately my point is –
00:15:22.460 And sometimes you talk about movies because they're this complicated, super complicated.
00:15:26.100 Yes, and you know how they say that sometimes art imitates life and life imitates art.
00:15:30.100 I think this is going to happen.
00:15:30.960 This might be based on a real story.
00:15:32.600 I think this is about to happen.
00:15:34.320 That's my point.
00:15:34.860 And here's my final point.
00:15:36.460 how many years do you think europe is ahead of the united states in terms of this well let me tell
00:15:41.220 you what people are saying about this they're saying this is an islamophobic movie you're gonna
00:15:45.180 by the way mark my word someone like this is going to wake up and go around doing this killing the 0.98
00:15:51.820 rapist and you're going to see people on the left the woke left islamist all those guys that say 0.95
00:15:57.380 islamophobic they're going to say this movie is the reason why that happened it's going to happen 0.95
00:16:01.520 in the next three to six months just remember when i said this okay i don't disagree by the way
00:16:05.440 There was a show called Dexter, if you remember that, Vigilante Justice.
00:16:08.460 He would go after criminals, take them down, bring them into basically a room and do what he had to do.
00:16:15.120 This is a very complicated character.
00:16:16.160 But Dexter was a good guy who had to do bad things.
00:16:18.120 You asked, what did the people think of the movie?
00:16:21.820 It's split right down the middle.
00:16:23.240 Think about this.
00:16:24.180 If you are a parent of a girl that was raped, tortured, or potentially killed,
00:16:29.360 and from all the way to the top, from the Keir Starmers, 0.97
00:16:31.580 covered it up and said, if you say anything, we're going to say that you're racist and ban you.
00:16:34.660 They're going to love this movie. 0.99
00:16:36.040 But if you're the Muslim side and you're like, you know, maybe a family member that was involved in the Pakistani rape gang, guess what? 0.98
00:16:40.900 It's Islamophobic, period. 0.98
00:16:42.760 You know, we've seen this before.
00:16:45.540 1974, there was a movie I loved.
00:16:47.840 And I'll say this.
00:16:48.620 I loved it.
00:16:49.040 As a young man, I loved it.
00:16:50.120 It was Death Wish with Charles Bronson.
00:16:52.120 And it was the story of an architect minding his own business, a home invasion.
00:16:56.120 They kill his wife. 1.00
00:16:56.920 They raped his daughter. 1.00
00:16:57.880 She ends up traumatized. 0.99
00:16:59.100 The daughter survives.
00:16:59.900 And in an institution, he suddenly has no life and nothing around him.
00:17:04.400 At the funeral for the wife, leaving it in the evening, muggers attack him.
00:17:08.840 He was able to fight them off, but then he becomes the vigilante just like this.
00:17:14.200 Toward the end of the movie, the police are figuring out who it was because they did process of elimination,
00:17:19.300 who's been a victim of violent crime, and they zone in on him.
00:17:23.040 And the police chief at the end, Pat, at the end of Death Wish, goes to see him and he says,
00:17:29.180 I know it's you
00:17:31.880 but
00:17:33.400 we're not going to arrest you
00:17:35.420 why? Because crime is down
00:17:37.620 all over the city
00:17:38.520 and I don't want them to know it's you
00:17:40.780 I just want you to leave New York
00:17:42.740 and he goes to Chicago
00:17:44.280 so he moves, the end of the movie, he moves to Chicago
00:17:47.580 but the whole point was
00:17:49.200 the whole point, and by the way
00:17:51.660 Pat, do you know who did this movie?
00:17:53.600 not some boutique guy
00:17:55.120 this was done in the 70s when all the crime
00:17:57.660 was in new york and 42nd street was just peep shows and all the the stuff and the smut that
00:18:02.780 we heard about it was dino de la rentis you know you're talking he's a director a very director
00:18:09.340 who was very left but he he did this movie and people were concerned back then but the whole
00:18:16.340 point of it was if the city the state the authorities don't do what's right and people
00:18:22.360 take it into their own hands does eventually evil get concerned and pull back because the police
00:18:28.260 chief says yeah we don't want this to get out we just want you to leave new york and they didn't
00:18:33.020 arrest him because by the way he was he was asked he was asked about the movie and he said um
00:18:41.180 germany refused to give it a rating citizen vigilante action uh uh thriller described as
00:18:46.460 a modern day riff on Death Wish, director Uwe Boll said it was a deliberate censorship decision.
00:18:52.700 I hired a lawyer to complain about it, but we lost in a 6-2 vote as I was told that the film
00:18:58.060 was inciting violence against migrants. And before any of you bedwetting loony lefty turns to me
00:19:03.500 and says I'm inciting hatred. No, it's a film, a film inspired by huge political failures
00:19:08.620 that have absolutely nothing to do with me, that I take absolute no responsibility for. I do not
00:19:14.380 condone violence against any innocent people ever good this is what he said so folks again
00:19:20.240 watch the movie not with your kids just go watch it by yourself and then you'll see why and tell
00:19:25.940 me once you finish why send me a minute when you watch a movie i want to hear your thoughts about
00:19:29.360 this movie very very interesting very rarely do you see me uh watch a movie that gets me thinking
00:19:35.040 this way this was one of those movies that we're going to continue to talk about the moment you
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