Training Day
Movie • 2001 • Action
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On his first day on the job as a narcotics officer, a rookie cop works with a rogue detective who isn't what he appears.
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Is there pedophilia?
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Off screen with some dialogue. Discussed but caught and stopped before it happened.
Two men are about to rape a young teenager and are stopped and threatened by the police. The cops find her school ID and confronts them about her age, and one of the rapists say “but she’s all woman”.
Two men are about to rape a young teenager and are stopped and threatened by the police. The cops find her school ID and confronts them about her age, and one of the rapists say “but she’s all woman”.
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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No but there is a scene where a woman is naked for no reason and then violence breaks out.
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Is someone gaslighted?
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The main character Hoyt is manipulated into becoming a dirty cop. He is then gaslighted and threatened by Alonzo when Hoyt doesn’t want to accept the cover story for the murder and robbery done by the police. Alonzo gaslights Hoyt by convincing him Hoyt has “the eye” or something special not every police officer has. He basically tells Hoyt that if he wants to become promoted to detective and get the “bad guys off the street” he has be a dirty cop. “Be a wolf, not a sheep.” When Hoyt confronts Alonzo, Alonzo tells him several times that he “passed the test.”
The main character Hoyt is manipulated into becoming a dirty cop. He is then gaslighted and threatened by Alonzo when Hoyt doesn’t want to accept the cover story for the murder and robbery done by the police. Alonzo gaslights Hoyt by convincing him Hoyt has “the eye” or something special not every police officer has. He basically tells Hoyt that if he wants to become promoted to detective and get the “bad guys off the street” he has be a dirty cop. “Be a wolf, not a sheep.” When Hoyt confronts Alonzo, Alonzo tells him several times that he “passed the test.”
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Are there abusive parents?
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Not directly. But a violent gun fight breaks out in the presence and home of a child. One parent goes to hold them, but the other parent (involved in the gun fight) pays no attention to them.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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There is some heavy drinking and drinking while at work
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As part of a rookie cop's initiation into the narc unit, his corrupt senior partner insists he indulges in drugs.
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There is an attempted rape, but no nudity is shown and it is stopped by the protagonist before it can take place.
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There’s an attempted rape in an alley that gets interrupted midway through
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Is rape mentioned?
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Rape is mentioned multiple times. The main character threatens to let a gang "run a train" on a young woman, and in another instance a man is stopped from raping a schoolgirl and and is asked if he "enjoys raping young girls".
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Is someone tortured?
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A cop is tortured by gangsters in a bathroom.
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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Men are kicked in the balls multiple times in the movie
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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Several characters struggle to breathe after being shot
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Is a minor sexualized?
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Yes, but it is seen as bad and it is brief.
Two men are about to rape a young teenager and are stopped and threatened by the police. The cops find her school ID and confronts them about her age, and one of the rapists say “but she’s all woman”.
Two men are about to rape a young teenager and are stopped and threatened by the police. The cops find her school ID and confronts them about her age, and one of the rapists say “but she’s all woman”.
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Is there a shower scene?
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A character was put in a tub prior to almost having a bullet put in his head (presumably for easier clean up). Apparently people count that as a “shower scene.”
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Does someone vomit?
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They chase down a guy in a wheelchair, then Alonzo asks for a pen and jabs it down the guy's throat to make him v* the drugs he swallowed
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Is there copaganda?
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The film itself is pretty anti-police but there are definitely copaganda scenes and themes.
I personally took the film as a look at the deep-seeded corruption in the justice system but it centres around a "good cop" who just "does bad things"
If heavy police films are triggering definitely avoid this one
I personally took the film as a look at the deep-seeded corruption in the justice system but it centres around a "good cop" who just "does bad things"
If heavy police films are triggering definitely avoid this one
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Are there homophobic slurs?
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The D slur is used at the very start of the film, I don’t know why people are voting no.
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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