this article is about Training day. i love to talk about this film(because its my favorite) i fink its amazing it has a little bit of humour innit, fair amoutn of violence and a hell of alot of action, also the story line is ace. here is a little review about the film :

A question mark has always hung over whether Denzel Washington is at his more convincing as a good or a bad guy. The genius of 'Training Day' is that you're never quite sure which side he's on - not, at least, until it's too late

Washington produces an Oscar-scooping performance as super-streetwise narcotics detective Alonzo Harris, a man who's much more intimidating than his daft first name suggests. He's been assigned to show the ropes to LAPD rookie Jake Hoyt (Ethan Hawke), a straight-down-the-middle family man who sees the days' work experience as an ideal opportunity to make a career for himself. Alonzo, as it turns out, has much bigger plans.

Director Antoine Fuqua takes us to the very front line of gangland LA in this tense thriller, cleverly playing with the uneasy relationship between mentor Harris and the increasingly untrusting trainee Hoyt. We learn from an early stage that the ultra-cool Harris is not a man to be messed with - particularly when he seems more than happy to let his gun do the talking - but are kept guessing as to whether he just breaks rules to get things done or is an out-and-out bent cop.

Unfortunately the film's climax is slightly ruined by a string of coincidences and implausibilities that start to give the proceedings a slightly contrived feel, and the gritty realism so carefully constructed over the course of the first 90 minutes or so is lost. But the cracking performances of both Washington and Hawke, along with a powerful script, real urban setting and fine direction make 'Training Day' one of the best cop dramas to have come out of Hollywood in a long long time.