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The only thing more dangerous than the line being crossed, is the cop who will cross it.

Training Day (2001)

October 5, 20012h 2mEN
7.5

6.5K votes

Overview

On his first day on the job as a narcotics officer, a rookie cop works with a rogue detective who isn't what he appears.

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Budget

$45.0M

Revenue

$104.9M

Production Companies

WV Films IIVillage Roadshow PicturesNPV EntertainmentWarner Bros. PicturesOutlaw Productions

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Bazzjazz

Bazzjazz

9.0

This Film has to be one of the most intense shows I’ve seen . Ethan Hawke and Denzel are a great match together. Ethan plays the supporting role majestically. Great cameos in the show too. With Snoop Dog. Macy Gray, Tom Berrenger . But the show is highly tense. But good entertainment. “Are You a Wolf Or A Sheep?”

Wuchak

Wuchak

8.0

_**Great urban thriller**_ Ethan Hawke plays Hoyt, a rookie cop on his first 24-hour training day with the L.A.P.D. narcotics division. Denzel Washington plays veteran Alonzo Harris whose methods seem questionable, to say the least. Harris argues that one has to become a wolf to take down a wolf. Will Hoyt make it through the day alive, let alone uncorrupted? "Training Day" had a lukewarm reception at the box office the first weekend of its release in 2001, but the profits steadily increased for the next six weeks as word-of-mouth spread. The greatness of "Training Day" is not simply due…

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r96sk

r96sk

8.0

Denzel Washington is sensational in this, the plot might not quite match his performance but <em>'Training Day'</em> is still a great watch. It's a riveting 122 minutes, I'm just not in love with how the premise is played out. Washington's character, Alonzo, never really changes throughout, despite a supposed problem of his. I kept waiting for a reason to change the opinion that the first act puts to you regarding him but it never came, there's never a point I cared for him and I assume I was supposed to... at least to some degree? Also, his issue is thrown at you in one scene and isn't rea…

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