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Training Day (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray)

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Condition
New
Format
4K February 28, 2023
Model
WQ-CD-108
Dimensions
7.87 x 5.91 x 0.79 in; 0.02 oz
Genre
Mystery & Suspense/Crime
Language
English
Runtime
2 hours and 2 minutes

Description

Working undercover is a job. And an attitude. A mad dog narco cop blurs the line between cop and criminal as he mentors an idealistic rookie partner during his Training Day.

Specs 15

Genre Mystery & Suspense/Crime
Format 4K
Contributor Antoine Fuqua, Bruce Berman, Cliff Curtis, Davis Guggenheim, Denzel Washington, Dr. Dre, Ethan Hawke, Jeffrey Silver, Macy Gray, Robert Newmyer, Samantha Becker, Scott Glenn, Snoop Dogg, Tom Berenger
Language English
Runtime 2 hours and 2 minutes
Digital Copy Expiration Date March 31, 2025
MPAA rating NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions 7.87 x 5.91 x 0.79 inches; 0.02 ounces

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Words Can't Describe The FORCE Of This Great Movie!!
I am a HUGE fan of Denzel Washington. He has brought so much magic, comfort and love to the silver screen and has become a wonderful role model of what it is to be a man and a powerful actor. Every role he has played, particularly as Malcom X, has shown us strength and an ever present honesty and decency even when he is playing a man with slightly tarnished morals. No matter what, you always love Denzel and know it's him! When TRAINING DAY begins, we are introduced to Rookie Officer Hoyt (Ethan Hawke) and his wife; a very boring couple. The pace of the movie is slow for the first 7 or 8 minutes as we meet them and find out our rookie is beginning his first day in the narcotics division of the LAPD; a really nice promotion. And he must go to meet his supervisor for this training day at a local coffee shop. And there he is. In all his wonderful glory - Mr. Denzel Washington sits at the booth, looking fine as wine in all black, reading a paper. You are in love again, as you were in every one of his movies UNTIL.... he opens his mouth to speak. And you suddenly realize THIS AIN'T DENZEL!!! From the very first line spoken by Officer Alonzo Harris, you will be uncomfortable, frightened, intrigued, amazed and stupified. His deliciously evil way of speaking, looking and acting will have you spellbound and scared to death. He is beyond mean. And you immediately wonder how poor rookie Hoyt will ever survive the day with this crazy man. I found TRAINING DAY to be inventive and incredibly disturbing. Yes, it has formulaic car crashes, violence and dialogue. And the stereotypical latin and black criminals would seriously get on your nerves IF it weren't for the powerful performances by Denzel and Ethan. This is a movie designed to showcase their acting ability and it does so in a powerful way. But ever present is the underlying message that says this is how things actually are in many large urban cities. As Alonzo says, "To catch a wolf, you have to become a wolf". And that drives this movie and keeps your heart pumping at a mad pace till the very last line. Halfway into the credits you'll suddenly realize it's over and stumble around wondering what kind of world are we living in. YES, it will affect you like that! In TRAINING DAY there were many lines of dialogue that stuck in my brain; some funny and some wild. But without doubt, the most powerful one came after rookie Hoyt discovers he has been played by Alonzo all day. That Alonzo has been planning Hoyt's destruction from the beginning and he accuses Alonzo of this fact with such naivety and surprise. Alonzo turns to him and says, "[Expletive], this ain't no checkers!! This is CHESS!!". Meaning, nothing in life is about fun, it is calculated and each move done to advance the desired end result. At the end of this movie, you will be wishing for - praying for - Officer Alonzo Harris to DIE!! You will want that evil to be destroyed and for the rookie Hoyt to somehow get out of the web of evil spun for him by Alonzo. You will throw popcorn at the screen. And you will know, without the tiniest doubt, that who ever that evil guy is... it darn sure ain't Denzel. THAT is the very discription of an actor who DESERVES A BEST ACTOR OSCAR!!! I VERY HIGHLY recommend this movie. PLEASE buy it. And prepare to step outside your comfort zone. Dr. Braxy :o) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2002 by Dr. Braxy
Very good.
Although I don’t like to see Washington as a “bad” guy. I think he and Hawke are superior actors (the whole cast is great) and would watch them reading a newspaper.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2026 by Kate
Worth renting and watching it again.
Great performances, editing, screenplay, writing, and directing. Denzel Washington deserves his Oscar ❤
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by Paula Newton
I Walk a Higher Path, Son.
Before i get into the actual quality of the film, I wanted to praise the condition in how this 4K copy came in for me. For some frustrating reason, Amazon and the sellers beneath them have been giving me either poor quality disc's where they stutter, freeze, and ruin the whole film experience, or they will short sell me the product when it's missing the digital copies, a Blu-ray copy, or both. But I wanted to thank the seller for giving me all of these features with an uninterrupted film. So, kudos for that. NOW, Training Day itself: phenomenal film, and a classic gangster, underworld film. Denzel Washington is perfect as his role of Alonzo and Ethan Hawke does his part well as the rookie cop Jake Hoyt. They are excellent foils in a story about how far one cop in the hellish world of crime. I love Antoine Fuqua's directing and the writing of this script is really good too, as I think that the film is smarter and deeper than it appears as Fuqua delves into hidden mythology in the film. It's great. Yes, some people will complain a certain part of the film that think it's an error or fault in the writing (I don't want to get into it as it will spoil the film), but I'm honestly willing to excuse it for certain reasons. Regardless, Training Day is a classic that shows you the corruption that takes place in Los Angeles. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024 by HollowMan91
Thanx to "Bone", "Sniper', and "Blaster" for the making of TRAINING DAY!
I had to know immediately who directed TRAINING DAY after watching in 2002 (damn that long ago...?). I only too recently just watched The Replacement Killers, a movie I had/had no urge at all to see discovering Chow Yun-Fat's American debut was quite entertaining also. But, if you are a fan of Director Antoine Fuqua and/or have seen TRAINING DAY this should be an easy buy, The commentary by Fuqua is a good one, informing us that the "Jungle" of rough urban, L.A neighborhoods were, basically, gang infested and almost all extras from the "jungle" lived in that neighborhood. It could be dangerous to film at night, so, Director Fuqua was assured safety by "local" boys Bone, Sniper, and Blaster. They were true to their word. But, check this one out (again) even if (I agree) the finale fight gets a little carried away. There are so many good scenes in this action, head games, police corruption movie. I still laugh at the 3 Wise Men 'story' about the judge hoodwinked by peanut butter; and, damn, that scene with the Latinos (Cliff Curtis, Raymond Cruz...) one of the most intense confrontations I have ever seen on film. This is cool, (mostly) realistic, police action movie -- with that Russian back story 'hanging' over the proceedings. For lack of a better word: Awesome. There are also 2 music videos (Nelly and Pharoahe Monch) as well as Deleted scenes and an Alternate Ending. The alternate ending was worth thinking about. The Making of Training Day also contains some interviews and recollections from all the main cast and crew including Denzel, Ethan Hawke, and director Fuqua himself. A solid 25 minutes of insights and the prerequisite compliments for one another that do seem sincere (especially for Denzel who won an Oscar for his performance). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2017 by a walther
My and my mom really liked this film
I enjoy seeing things in Blu-ray.Because Blu-ray really does look good on each film but Price does matter.Me and My mom used to watch this film all the time
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by DUWAN
Very Well Done!
Saw this movie when it first came out to the movie theaters and have seen it several times since. Well acted, well written--very realistic of some cops who go rogue. I have worked in prisons and knew ex cops who acted like the Denzel character. This was a script that tested the metal of Washington and Hawke. They both took a chance on this movie--and did well. Denzel never really played the bad guy before this flick. He does sociopath very well. I liked all the acting. Big names in actors (Snoop Dog may not be an actor, but he did a good job, as well as Dr. Dre--Eva Mendez, Tom Berenger, Cliff Curtis, Raymond Cruz, Scott Glen--all were outstanding). I just watched it again after last seeing it 9 years ago. It gets better with each decade. I liked that the people who lived in the 'hood' showed their true colors, too--loyal to themselves and their families, they were, also, loyal to what is right. I am very surprised many people only gave this one star. Maybe they didn't live through times like these. Maybe they didn't believe it could happen. Maybe they don't believe it is still happening. Maybe all the bodies stacking up in Mexico and America aren't real to them. Maybe they think no cop could be this evil. But even if it was just a story to them, I am surprised they did not see it an outstanding movie. Maybe they didn't see it as great acting because they actually see people like this every day. I don't know. But, for me, this was one of the best written and well acted movies to come put of Hollywood in a long time. I will watch it again in 10 years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2016 by Consuela
Great film
Jen & Harry, I was discussing this project with a colleague who trained me and has been design -building custom homes his entire career. I cc'd him on the photos. He got a morbid kick out of them. "Vindication for sweating the small stuff and a good example of how it can go wrong if you have a leak...." He is retired architect /expert witness....Following are his brief comments: Steve MacMillan (415) 846-7943 Begin forwarded message: From: William Verelley <[email protected]> Date: July 30, 2014 at 5:55:27 PM PDT To: SLM <[email protected]> Subject: Re: Roofing Details Min. 9" parapet 6"with a 3" cant strip. Min. 1/4"/ft.slope. 3-1/2" overlap with a 1/4" hemmed edge drip metal on the inside vertical face. Min. 1'-6" 1/2" slope away from the parapet. use a roof drain not a scupper. Fasten the fascia flashing with a cleat. Lap horizontal lengths and fold the metal to interlock 1". Use silicone sealant. Provide copper pipe outside of the building, locate the overflow drain is 2" above the roof drain. Plumb discharge over a window so you can see if there is a blocked roof drain. Set the gutters with the roof and over the siding. 18" min. overhang to complement the style of architecture. Use copper gutters and flashings. Use cedar or redwood with a 5/4 over a 3X fascia. 5" over 8"min. No hem fir fascia. No strand board!. CDX plywd. sheathing. 1/2" min. 15# or 20# felt or tyvek, 6" laps. Sisal flashing @ windows. Fiber glass batt insulation only. Vent ridge and eave. R-30 roof R-19 walls R-30 below floor and 1sf/25 lin. ft. of foundation. This is a freebie but call me if you would like me to review contractors work or specifications. Hourly + reimb. as usual. Good luck. Bill. On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 3:22 PM, SLM <[email protected]> wrote: Please send me your roofers detail for the roof drainage so we can avoid this down the road.... Steve MacMillan (415) 846-7943 -- Thanks, Bill William Verelley 415-613-9444 [email protected] ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2014 by Bill Verelley
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