Elon Musk Shares Banned Movie on X

Elon Musk 在 X 分享被禁電影

Jun 28, 2026, 13:10

Introduction

Elon Musk put a movie called 'Citizen Vigilante' on X. Germany banned this movie, but many people saw it on the internet.

Elon Musk 在 X 上分享了一部名為《公民義警》的電影。德國雖然禁映這部電影，但許多人在網路上看到了。

Main Body

The movie is about a man named Sanders. He hurts criminals and migrants in Europe. Germany banned the movie because it has too much violence. The leaders in Germany fear people will fight in the streets.

這部電影是關於一個名叫 Sanders 的男人。他在歐洲傷害罪犯和移民。德國禁映這部電影是因為其暴力內容過多。德國領導人擔心人們會在街頭發生衝突。

Elon Musk shared the whole movie on X for two days. About 240 million people could see it. After this, the movie became very popular on Apple TV. The director wants to make a second movie in 2027.

Elon Musk 在 X 上分享了整部電影兩天。約有 2.4 億人看到了。隨後，這部電影在 Apple TV 上變得非常流行。導演希望在 2027 年拍攝第二部。

Actor Armie Hammer is in the movie. He had problems with the law in 2021, but he says he did nothing wrong. Some critics hate the movie. They say the movie is bad and not moral.

演員 Armie Hammer 參與演出。他在 2021 年曾陷入法律問題，但他表示自己沒有做錯任何事。部分評論家非常討厭這部電影，認為其品質低劣且不道德。

Conclusion

Germany still bans the movie, but more people know about it now.

德國依然禁映這部電影，但現在更多人知道了。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The Power of 'BUT'

In this story, we see a pattern: Something happens $\rightarrow$ A problem stops it. We use the word 'but' to connect these two opposite ideas.

Look at these examples from the text:

Germany banned this movie $\rightarrow$ but $\rightarrow$ many people saw it.
He had problems with the law $\rightarrow$ but $\rightarrow$ he says he did nothing wrong.
Germany still bans the movie $\rightarrow$ but $\rightarrow$ more people know about it.

💡 How to use it for A2 English: Use 'but' when you want to show a surprise or a change in direction.

I like the movie, but it is too long.
He is famous, but he is not rich.

Quick Tip: Put a small comma (,) before 'but' to make your writing look professional!

Vocabulary Learning

banned (v.)

To say that something is not allowed

Example:The school banned mobile phones in the classroom.

vigilante (n.)

A person who tries to stop crime without legal power

Example:The vigilante tried to catch the thief by himself.

criminals (n.)

People who do things that are against the law

Example:The police caught the criminals after the robbery.

migrants (n.)

People who move from one country to another to live

Example:Many migrants come to the city to find work.

violence (n.)

Physical force used to hurt someone or damage something

Example:The movie was too scary because it had a lot of violence.

critics (n.)

People who give their opinion on movies, books, or art

Example:The movie critics gave the film a very bad review.

moral (adj.)

Correct behavior based on what is right and wrong

Example:It is important to make moral decisions in life.

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