Movies like Extreme Justice

Training Day is a gripping police drama that examines the ethical and moral dilemmas faced by law enforcement, akin to the narrative in Extreme Justice. Denzel Washington's Oscar-winning performance ensures this movie's place as a must-see for fans of the genre.

Like Extreme Justice, S.W.A.T. dives into the high-stakes world of an elite police unit. The film's fast-paced action and complex characters who grapple with the moral ambiguities of law enforcement work would satisfy fans of the intense drama from Extreme Justice.

End of Watch offers a gritty, realistic portrayal of the lives of two LAPD officers. Its raw depiction of the dangers and ethical questions faced by those in law enforcement makes it a natural follow-up for those who appreciated the themes explored in Extreme Justice.

This film, like Extreme Justice, delves into the complexities of police corruption. Internal Affairs features a cat-and-mouse game between a corrupt officer and the internal affairs agent determined to take him down, gripping viewers with its psychological depth.

In Street Kings, viewers delve into the shadowy underbelly of police corruption and moral compromise, a theme that echoes Extreme Justice's narrative. This gritty crime thriller is buoyed by strong performances and a suspenseful plot.

Pride and Glory draws viewers into a multi-generational police family facing a corruption scandal. Those who appreciate the brotherhood, loyalty, and betrayal depicted in Extreme Justice will find this intricate narrative both compelling and thought-provoking.

Set against the backdrop of the 1992 LA riots, Dark Blue explores themes of corruption within the LAPD, much like Extreme Justice. The morally complex storyline and intense performances make it a compelling watch for fans seeking more thrillers in the same vein.

In Narc, the lines between right and wrong are blurred for two detectives investigating the murder of an undercover cop. The film's intense character studies and dark atmosphere will appeal to those drawn to the morally ambiguous world of Extreme Justice.