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Turned in some of his most bracing work for this amplified tale of 'good cop, bad cop' during one particularly eventful day in Los Angeles. Reviewed by Randy Miller III, February 22, 2023Īntoine Fuqua's perpetually watchable Training Day was a major departure for star Denzel Washington who, along with co-star Ethan Hawke,

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