Movies like Training Day

An idealistic FBI agent is enlisted in a government task force to aid in the escalating war against drugs at the border area between the U.S. and Mexico. Sicario's atmospheric tension and moral complexity will captivate those who appreciate Training Day's nuanced look at the drug war and law enforcement.

Follows the day-to-day life of two Los Angeles police officers, offering an intense and gritty portrayal of the city's streets. If you're engrossed by the raw depiction of law enforcement in Training Day, End of Watch's authenticity and emotional depth will grip you similarly.

Set in the days leading up to the Rodney King verdict and the L.A. riots, this movie explores the lives of LAPD officers engulfed in corruption. Dark Blue's intense drama and exploration of moral dilemmas make it resonate with fans of Training Day's hard-hitting storyline.

Centers on a seasoned LAPD detective who finds himself in a web of corruption and betrayal. Like Training Day, Street Kings dives into the morally ambiguous world of police officers in Los Angeles, compelling viewers with a complex narrative of right and wrong.

Intersects the lives of three conflicted New York City police officers. With its similar themes of personal and professional ethical challenges, Brooklyn's Finest echoes the intense moral conflicts and narrative tension found in Training Day.

A multi-generational police story about a family facing a corruption scandal involving their own. Pride and Glory offers a gripping take on loyalty and corruption within the force that will resonate with fans of the ethical quandaries presented in Training Day.

Follows the life of a troubled veteran who seeks a job with the LAPD. Harsh Times is another gritty urban drama that shares Training Day's bleak and uncompromising look at life on the edge and complex characters.

Two police detectives investigate the murder of an undercover cop, leading them into the drug underworld. Like Training Day, Narc is a compelling, dark tale of police officers straddling the line between duty and brutality.