Movies like Street Kings

Training Day is a gritty, adrenaline-fueled journey through the morally ambiguous world of corrupt law enforcement. Starring Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke, it's a compelling watch for fans of Street Kings who appreciate intense performances and complex examinations of justice and corruption.

In L.A. Confidential, viewers are taken on a stylish noir ride through 1950s Los Angeles, where police corruption intertwines with Hollywood scandals. Its intricate plot and high-tension scenarios make it a must-watch for fans of police dramas like Street Kings.

End of Watch delves into the lives of two LAPD officers, portrayed by Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña, as they patrol the mean streets of Los Angeles. Its raw, found-footage style and strong character development will resonate with those who enjoyed the street-level realism of Street Kings.

S.W.A.T. offers a high-octane ride following an elite team of the LAPD as they face a wave of high-stakes missions. Its action-packed scenes and ensemble cast will attract those who enjoy the dynamic pace and complex police tactics showcased in Street Kings.

Dark Blue, starring Kurt Russell, dives into the corrupt underbelly of the LAPD during the time of the Rodney King trial and LA riots. The movie's tension-filled narrative and critical look at police ethics make it a strong choice for Street Kings enthusiasts.

Brooklyn's Finest intertwines the lives of three conflicted New York cops, each struggling with their own personal and professional dilemmas. Its ensemble cast and multi-threaded storytelling technique will captivate those who are drawn to the morally complex police dramas similar to Street Kings.

Pride and Glory is an intense examination of a multi-generational police family that finds itself in a moral crisis when faced with corruption within its ranks. The moral quandaries and family dynamics will appeal to viewers who appreciate the themes of loyalty and betrayal seen in Street Kings.

Directed by the same hand that co-wrote Training Day, David Ayer, Harsh Times follows Christian Bale's journey through the dark side of Los Angeles' urban landscape. Fans of Street Kings will find the movie's exploration of morality in crime-infested areas both gripping and emotionally charged.