Training Day Analysis

“Today is your training day, Officer Hoyt.” The famous quote from the gritty thriller/drama Training Day. Based on “a day in the life” of a rookie narc officer being trained, it is not your will Ferrell and mark Wahlberg The other guys comedy cop movie. It brings a realistic look at what being a narcotics officer is actually like. They did it so well that it won various awards. Training day came to theaters in February of 2001. It stars Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke, and directed by Antoine Fuqua. Many awards where given to this movie for its excellence. The biggest of them all being the Academy Award for Best Actor which, was given to Denzel Washington in 2002. Others included where best director, best film, best villain, and best cameo.
The movie is shot mostly from “the office” which is actually Alonzo’s car. The day is dark and gloomy which puts a nice touch to what is going on in the movie. Watching the movie makes the audience feels like as if they are there in person. The spots they picked to shoot the movie also really show what the drug world would look and feel like. It makes the movie so hard to stop watching. Downsides to this movie would be all the missing holes. There are many points of this movie where the viewer could be lost in what is happening. It runs 122 minutes but, it would have been great if it would have run longer. It is one of those movies where it is acceptable to be long. It is so intriguing that the audience wouldn’t mind watching another thirty minutes. It cuts out details that you have to imply or figure out which sometimes makes it hard to follow. All in all, it was a great movie with great direction and acting. The storyline is great and makes it hard to stop watching. It keeps the audience glued to their seat to see what happens at the end of the movie. And, the ending is so appropriate for the movie. It was great writing and what an action drama should be like. The recommendation for this movie could not be higher. It is a true