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Yeah, the movie is bad, but it's a necessary watch for Europeans so they can actually wake up to what's happening to them. I'm not European, but it's sad to see how immigration is destroying their countries. It may be "right wing grifter slop" but the truth is really in this film, no matter how bad it is. Plus, the film is a must watch for the ending alone. The ending is so epic!

Far-right grifter slop. The filmmaking here is atrocious. Awful cinematography, jarring edits, horrible storytelling. Might be Uwe Boll's worst film and that's really saying something.

Not seen it, but I think it's ****. Some people might think I'm being unfair to this movie by calling it **** without watching it, but those people are hypocrites.

A pretty decent movie on a highly relevant topic. Nice to see Hollywood is gradually losing its fear of making this kind of cinema .

Considering the low budget of the film and the actors that don't comes from the little world of Hollywood, it is a good film. Certain angles and scenes could have been filmed better, with better dialogue, but the meaning and the message being conveyed remain the same. This isn't a masterpiece at all, but a nice short film to watch.

The theme is awesome, the execution not so much. But the main actor is very good.

I watched the movie *Mizohype* (Citizen Vigilante), knowing that Elon Musk was heavily promoting it. I thought it was gonna be a solid film, good production and all that, especially when I saw it was number one in the trends on Prime Video — basically topping Prime Video charts with really high ratings. In reality, the movie became successful because the topic itself is super relevant. The people who made it touched on a painful issue, and the film came out at the right time in the right place, so to speak. That's why it got somewhat popular. What can I say? The execution was really bad. The soundtrack, the scenes — honestly, some of them were just weird. The soundtrack and scenes feel like they're trying too hard — when the characters speak in English, they act like they're some kind of villain, deliberately using this serious voice and speaking really slowly, especially the main actor. It was strange and, over time, it started to get annoying, to be honest. But for me, there's another similar movie — *Law Abiding Citizen*. Compared to that, oh my God, *Law Abiding Citizen* is just one of the best movies in history. When you compare them, you realize how good *Law Abiding Citizen* is, while this one leaves a lot to be desired. I don't really have anything against the movie itself. It's the director's vision — he made the film the way he saw it. Okay, fair enough. I'd watch it to see how he views this problem. But the truth is, the film was shot so poorly in terms of acting — it was just terrible. The acting was so bad. Honestly, I think if they had cast me, I would've done a better job. At first, I was thinking of giving it a 5 out of 10. And yeah, I'll stick with that 5, because even though it was a bad movie, I was genuinely interested in how the situation would develop. I wanted to see the director's overall vision, so I kept watching. This topic is also a sore spot for me personally, which is why the movie barely **** a 5/10. Otherwise, it probably deserved a 3 or 4 from the start. But what can you do — that's how it is.

who keeps giving Uwe money to make movies? Dudes been the laughing stock of cinema for like 20 years, but you have to respect the persistence, despite making consistent trash.

Absolute cinema, masterpiece of all masterpieces. Like, for real. Movie of the millenium.

Assuming this was meant to be a movie, it barely qualifies. It plays like a film-school assignment that earned an F—with extra credit deducted for **** the goal was delivering a political message, it fails there too. The propaganda is so blunt and the straw-men so spectacularly flimsy that it feels less like persuasion and more like **** production looks like the budget was spent printing the script. Most of the interesting events happen somewhere else and are simply explained to you afterwards. “Show, don’t tell” apparently missed the editing **** for the storytelling: cardboard characters, moral lectures masquerading as dialogue, and all the subtlety of being hit over the head with a megaphone. It’s less a film than a two-hour sermon interrupted by occasional camera angles.

Absolute brainrot. If you like this movie you need a long nap or something.

The film is rather weak artistically, drawn out and poorly directed (understandably so – it's Uwe Boll's, after all), but as a political statement and a protest manifesto against the prevalence of migrant crimes, helpless police and incompetent judges, it's beyond praise! The final scenes are the quintessence of a reality long overlooked by Europe's left-wing politicians, and they're simply mind-blowing!

There is a controversy surrounding the film *Citizen Vigilante*, which was denied an age rating in Germany and went viral following posts by Elon Musk. Overall, the film is a bit of a tough watch at the start, but it really comes into its own towards the end. You can sense the work of both Uwe Boll and the lead actor.

Finally someone who made a movie about the REAL TRUTH of immigration. This is a 100% must watch movie and it free everywhere online.

The film mentions an important topic that I haven't seen in any movie so far - how Western justice systems seem to fail when it comes to violent crime. That's a plus for the movie and already makes it worth watching. However, blood and fire effects look low budget. It doesn't kill the entire atmosphere but I would have preferred higher quality effects to be more immersed in the movie.

Great concept. No matter how much you want to ignore it, this is based on what hundreds of thousands of people go through when they go out of their house. It's a glimmer of hope for a possible further wake up call regarding the subject, and this has to be taken in consideration. The editing and pacing should've been handled better, and the sex scene wasn't needed at all. Giving a 9/10 overall because of its uniqueness in addressing the topic.

Holy ****, this was hard to watch........... What a cringe execution.......

血漿情色的不吝使用讓它有了B級片的觀感，對警察和強姦犯的兩場大屠殺是高潮，可惜每段戲的分配不夠好，節奏有些奇怪（情色那部分根本沒必要拍那麼久）反移民的問題在東方沒什麼浪花但在歐美肯定是非常敏感的問題，最後的錄像猶如戰鬥檄文，也難怪馬斯克會下場轉發了。

Absolutely amazing movie. Very true to the actual times we are leaving in. We would need a guy like him in every country on Europe.

Not really a movie in its own right, as the "story" relies on agreement - either you find it good fine and well to kill muslims, whose children transgress, or you don't. If you condone homicide, you "like"r this piece of narrative and cinematic crap. If you are not part of the choir, you do not. Very simple. This is a campaign. 95% 10/10 on imdb - and now the campaign has reached Metacritic, so I had to make a profile to come and say: Cinema means storytelling to change ud. Advertising and Assembly posters are something completely different. But if you want to live in a society without empathy and tolerance, you kill people. if you just want to disassemble democracy to gain max power yourself, you support those, who are damaged into hate. If you want love to be a reasonable action, you walk away from this. Simply do not support it. Stop talking about it.

Cool movie, this is like if Aiden Pearce went to Europe for a Vacation. But I do have to rate it fairly, just because it was made to make people pay attention to the current events of Europe, does not mean it's the greatest piece of media next to John Wick, or related. So why a 7/10? Firstly, it's the way the movie is filmed; it's clean and doesn't make use of post effects. There are practicals, though, which is sick. Then there is the Length, it is quite short, would have watched another 45 minutes. And finally, the **** this is the main thing that maybe does not make sense in the sense of Justice. The main Character is a bit harsh on some technically innocent individuals. And I want to talk about this because this scene actually rivalled my morals. Firstly, ****, murder, and other crimes are not something I condone; however, the hope of change is something that will always be part of my idea of justice. Example lets say a person gets ****, let's say this person is a family member. Would I want the person to die? No, would I want that person to spend time in jail? Yes, but they would have to undergo the same pain, fear, etc. that the victim endured. And then be forced to be reformed; if they fail to be reformed, then yes, you can go ahead and remove them permanently. What if a person has a harsh opinion? Do they deserve to die? No, they should be educated on why that opinion is wrong and then move on with their life. This movie makes the character tip the scales in a Chaotic Good manner. Yes, killing people does indeed stop bad things from happening, but that doesn't mean that it is the answer to everything. Otherwise, you will kind of make smaller mistakes/moral choices punishable by death. Heres and example, so the way the Vigilante evolves is too harsh, and that clashes with Interpol captain's values, neither is wrong, nor are they right. I mean, if a kid steals something, does that mean that kid deserves to die? Yeah, this is what I'm talking about, where the plot kinda folds on itself. Anyway, I think this is a film that many should see, even if it conflicts with actual Justice and values. The MC keeps talking about balance, but he tips the scales so much that he does end up hurting "Innocent People" who just need to be educated. Then there is the politics and framing of certain races. Look I'm brown, I don't have a relgion and honestly I'm to lazy to commit crime. This movie, in some way, makes my image look bad, I guess. Calm down, and I'm just telling you how I feel, not all brown people are bad, we get bad white people too...I'm bringing this up because there is one scene with the Hooker? Sex workers?...I dunno. Anyway, isn't that stuff illegal? So why is the hero committing a crime, lol? Doesn't make sense. 7/10, that's my rating. The lesson: Judge People by who they are, and not by their looks. Seek justice that is fair and doesn't burden the victim. Prevent future crime only if that crime affects the well-being of others. I think that sums it ****.

A movie depicting a harsh reality in modern world in recent times. A movie depicting a two tier justice.

Película Antiprogres y Antiwokes, por eso la critica sectaria la odia y trata de destruirla... La película es entretenida trata de la venganza de un justiciero contra inmigrantes violadores en Europa, por eso la tropa de progres irredentos no quiere que la veas. Y la critica sectaria la destroza acusándola de ser de "extrema derecha" o "facha" simplemente porque su temática va en contra de su relato. Si es exactamente la misma critica que le dio un 87% a Cuties en su momento, donde se sexualizaban niñas, la misma prensa que se dedicaba a ocultar las violaciones a mas de 250.000 Niñas Inglesas por parte de Mafias sexuales de Pakistanies en UK. La misma prensa que trato de destruir Sound of Freedom porque iba de un agente persiguiendo los delitos sexuales de pedófilos y la trata de menores. SON LOS MAYORES HIPOCRITAS Y CINICOS QUE EXISTEN SOBRE LA FAZ DE LA TIERRA, UNA TROPA DE SECTARIOS IRREDENTOS HACIENDO GALA DE SU INFINITO CINISMO PERVERSO. LA ESC0RIA DEPRAVADA DE LA SOCIEDAD.

Powerful vigilante thriller with Armie Hammer. Uwe Boll's boldest yet! 9/10

It's fine. If you put aside all the political bullocks, it's fine. The core concept - that the world needs an unflinchingly honest look at crime and growing civil unrest in "first world" countries - is one that deserves much more writing talent. The script struggles under it's own weight, coming off as a touch thin if not outright amateur. It's clear to this viewer that the pseudo-documentarian jump-cut style of the script is born of a need to get an idea to the door more than a need to tell the world an important story. Perhaps the creators were right to rush - perhaps this movie has many competitors waiting in the wings to steal it's thunder. Or perhaps the revolution will start at any moment and this will be too late. Or perhaps, it's holding its breath hoping, this movie will be spark that ignites a revolution of street justice that Western governments simply can no longer ignore. . . Or perhaps. . . probably, this movie is just rushed and hoping to cash in on an irreverent idea.

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Very good documentary. A must watch for every European or American in these days.

Is it a good movie? No. It is average at best. 5/10, with 2 extra points for speaking truth to power. But it exposes authoritarian fascist governments of the West, with their anti-citizen policies, corruption, lies, combined with support and protection of real criminals. There is a reason why Germany has banned it, as it moves back to it 1930s roots. Sheep are not allowed to speak about abuse they are sustaining from their treasonous corrupt incompetent leaders. Otherwise they would realize that they are not alone and this cancer is seen by not just them, but by a lot, possibly majority. Who all think the same way. Because then all those "democracy defenders" would not be able to get away with all the criminality they are perpetrating against their own people. Because then they would get their own Nuremberg. "In times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act."

This is what we need more of in today's movies. I hope there is a second movie if not franchise.

Feel-good movie of the summer. Educational and very important, one would say a docu-drama.

There's a huge amount of people in Europe that will watch this and feel the relief the justice system, and their current society's """"values"""" didn't give them.

Liked the idea/theme/message. Disliked the execution. The biggest issue that I have with the film is the main protagonist. He's a psychopath and arguably worse than the villains that he seeks to avenge.. He murders a random innocent driver by causing a fatal car crash to prove a stupid point to his kidnapped passenger. In another scene, he slaughters a SWAT team for no clear purpose, given he already had a planned escape. The scene just felt gratuitous with its over-the-top (and largely fake looking) graphic violence. The other problems that I have is with the film's production values and casting. The news anchor has a voice that is beyond annoying. Her constant exaggerated accentuations just seemed weird and jarring. Equally annoying is much of the film's terrible soundtrack. This was especially true during the tediously long march of the SWAT team to the door of the protagonist's home. I'm assuming the director's intention was to create tension, but the repetitive and annoying music (if you can call it that) killed any of feeling of tension for me. In fairness, I probably would have been asking "when is this going to end" regardless. I can't believe anyone with straight face could claim this is a good movie without tons of caveats.

A must watch film for 2026 concerning the catastrophic increase in violent and sexual crimes in Europe due to both leadership and it forcing of incompatible cultures to live together. Honestly, the timing and honesty of this film in a totally corrupt and dishonest epoch are what makes it so strong. It is a very violent and competent independent film with a few glaringly bad edits and writing choices. But eliminating the useless hooker scene and adding/redoing a couple pickup shots is all this really needed. The actors and director are bold and courageous for doing it and do well. I am confident the sequel will be even more impressive and timely on a better budget. Watch this one first and help finally start the conversation. 250,000 abused or killed according to the official report from Europe can not be ignored any longer.

I thought the movie was very good I think he was one of the better actors to slipping on parole like that, with that monotone voice and Stone Cold face felt like he was built for the movie or any movie dealing with a vengeance or revenge and also like how they worked in how Europe and Germany have been over the years and made it I feel like actual Cinema, unreal that's everything is true. A complete eye opener on what's happening over there to citizens and the European people but I believe that's what the movie was intended for, shocking. I he they make a sequel for the United States but with a little bit more budget next time. Would love to see explosions, car chases and some big boom moments.

The cinematography average at best, with it's chopped up scenes, like watching a collection of short clips stitched together. The acting is average, all of them act as if they're reading their lines... But it gets extra points for telling a story that needed to be told.This movie gives a middle finger to all of Hollywood, to every government in Europe and America, to every **** depicts what most countries try to censor. The truth about modern democracy. This isn't just a film, it's a documentary about the current world we live in, and the tension that a large portion of Europe feels... Is the Vigilante character a hero or villain? It doesn't matter, he's what the people need when their government fails them.

Interesting movie. Not well made but the theme is powerful. It wasn't apologetic at all and attempts to alert EU citizens of their own leaders failings and moral degeneracy. Again, writing and acting and cinematography aren't that good but the message is powerful. Our view is: "watch this to see what the EU has wrought upon themselves and what top-down government becomes."

I was engaged with the movie the entire way thru. I jumped around a little and threw me off but I was able to keep up well. It's a fun movie to watch even though it's low budget. The scene with the cops was a bit out of step with everything else in the movie. I enjoyed it for what it is "Its just a movie". It is not some call to arms or whatever else people say. We don't watch Batman and start wielding armor to our cars and learning kung-fu to beat up people we think are criminals. After The Punisher came out with a new season there wasn't a spike of criminal murdered by vigilantes. If you watch this and think hey I'll attack people you have mental issues.

Forged in stark, lurid amber, Citizen Vigilante is the antihero the algorithm tried to ghost. It refuses the pieties of the mainstream, offering an unflinching look at a community gutted by soft rot and elite indifference. The film’s honesty lies in what it shows rather than preaches: a hollowed-out city where order recedes and the desperate fill the void. It doesn’t flinch from the ugly arithmetic of social decay. What elevates it is the moral gravity of the protagonist. He isn’t a cartoon of rage; he’s a man rediscovering the nerve to act when institutions fail. The finale is a raw symphony of deferred justice. It dares to ask if a decent society can survive without men willing to be called monsters. A quiet, brutal masterpiece that speaks the unspeakable.

Yes. Oh, and I'm shocked - *shocked*, I say - that the critic scores are horrendous, yet the user scores are the total inverse. The so-called "critics" are nothing but useless, brainwashed, and dishonest shills today.

A simple yet engaging movie that really breaks down the how people are feeling all around the world.

Epic! BEYOND Epic! A masterpiece. A form of art, hope and inspiration all in one movie like the best cocktail ever brewed. And if you happen to be a woke leftist, a corrupt official, a robot with a badge for their protection, or you're simply anti white **** better start hoping.

"Censorship is often justified as a way to protect people or maintain order, but in practice it can easily become a tool used by those in power to control narratives and limit opposing views. When information is selectively hidden or reshaped, it is usually not the “bad side” that loses power, but the public that loses access to truth. Because of that, censorship tends to favor whoever is already controlling the system, making it a tool that can consistently be misused against open discussion and accountability."

Our protagonist doesn't have a diploma in international relations—he has a massive, 15-pound sledgehammer and a pair of steel-toed boots. When the "European Problema" shows up at his doorstep, he doesn't file a complaint form; he swings. Hard. It’s raw, it's unfiltered, and I funded it with my own blood and restaurant money because Hollywood is too cowardly to show a man literally smashing through political gridlock. You want soft, intellectual metaphors? Go watch a French drama. You want to see the system get pulverized by a guy who hasn't slept in four days? This is it.

One of the most satisfying, deathly important, and touching films I have ever seen in my life. This is Uwe Boll and Armie Hammer's masterclass writ large. So much of what I've seen the past years has been overproduced, ugly, plagued with green screens and garish CGI - this was deeply human, spoke directly to the human condition and had an intellectual and stylish flair that is undeniable. You truly would not expect the oeuvre of this film to be so compelling and necessary - this is the film that deserves Best Picture in 2026, hands down - Oscar worthy! I don't often experience such deep emotions watching films, but I laughed, cried, and had a blast every moment. For too long Europeans have been ignored, spat on, and stepped on - this was a breath of fresh air as well as a call to action. When I saw a scene in the film, I thought of video I had just seen of a young man that had worse done to him. This is the most important film of this decade, hands down - a must watch! Bravo!

I am a fan of a simple, dumb action movies. This one garnered some buzz from the media for its controversial subject matter. Man on Fire, Death Note, Law Abiding Citizen. Similar, better movies have been made, but that did not make this any less satisfying. To be honest, Armie Hammer suits the assassin role perfectly. His character is undeniably unhinged, but his charisma makes you cheer for him even when you know you should not. Uwe Boll could use someone to polish his writing, all the nuts and bolts **** story are there, but the moments that build emotion, tension, chemistry are missing. There was one particular scene that cuts from a gun fight directly to the next day, leaving the audience to ask what happened. The film focuses on an age old message that clearly has modern application in the events that inspired Uwe to make this movie. For that reason alone this movie will never be allowed to succeed. I watched this from a post by Elon Musk on X, so my criticism of the sound quality could just be from streaming it off a website. The movie probably is no more than a 6 on quality, which is still fine by my standards, but the fortitude to tackle this subject is respectable and that is why I made this a 7.

2026 Uwe Boll Redemption Ark, I must admit I didn't expect this. An interesting film in the style of old Bronsons films. Normally, I would rate this movie bit lower, but I haven't watched a simple action movie for so long (new movies are crap) that I give it a higher rating.

Wirkt wie eine Mischung aus Dokudrama, Kammerspiel und zynisch schulischem Lehrfilm. Aber mit Gore. Es gibt ein paar Logiklöcher und cheesige Momente. Aber dann explodiert ein Kopf, und er hat mich wieder. Das ich diesen Film dank überbordender Nannyfürsorge nicht in meinem Heimatland sehen kann, spricht Bände und für sich. Es kann schließlich nicht sein was nicht sein darf, gell! Uwe Boll ist hier eindeutig zu nah dran!

Obviously , content wise not an absolute ten, even though Boll , as a 90s guy myself , is a legend. And Hammer is definitely a dark batmanesque worthy protagonist. But much more than that, the time we are in, especially as Europeans , it's now or never. We need to de brainwash our mass media an send the right " message " again. Truth bomb all over this movie , this is reality.

Excellent message in a good-at-best movie played by a cancelled actor (no lawsuits, btw) who has genuine charisma and talent which he displays in this movie. The people who are rating this anything short of a 4 are doing so because they subscribe to the meme that one must hate everything Uwe Boll's name is attached to or because of how much they disagree with the film's message and how timely it is. This kind of reaction isn't seen in movies that are similarly made or have similar themes so you know it's all bombing. You don't see Christians leaving 1s on John Wick because of its naughty language and nightclub music but you see people ready to throw vitriol and racism accusations at a movie that is addressing a common belief and fear among people who aren't reacting in as violent a manner. Is it perfect? Heavens no. It's a very ok-to-good movie with perfect timing and is unflinching in its resolve to tell the story Hollywood doesn't want anyone to talk about because it's from the perspective of the ones who "vote wrong." Like it or not, this movie is very necessary and one of Boll's best. He's in his element when he makes movies about vigilantism and expresses his raw disgust and anger at "the system." Only now he's disagreeing with the liberal idea that criminals can be given as many chances as they want simply because of emotional reasons that do not match the law even if the ones who enforce the law have done such a poor job of it, something Boll wants to say he understands. It doesn't need to be amazing to be required viewing. Variety was quick to give it a 0, they're also quick to report people on social media when they say negative things on their posts too and were the only people who took pictures of Neil Druckman on a red carpet. These are the people who hate the movie and it's because they feel targeted. Maybe they should feel guilty for being the reason this movie was made. Maybe film should make you FEEL something.

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