In a country like the United States with separation of powers, democracy and freedom, police corruption is still like this, not to mention those autocratic countries. I remember a story of a wall that got moldy and some people chose to shovel it out and repaint it. And some people choose to hang a picture to cover it up, out of sight and out of mind. The courage to face it is worthy of conscience. The same goes for movies. This film reflects the ethos and unspoken rules of the American police at that time, and the starring Denzel Washington also won the Oscar for best actor that year. It can be seen that the American film censorship system is still relatively tolerant. As the saying goes, good medicine is good for the disease. It's unclear whether the training day's medicine will improve police corruption in the United States, but it's courageous to put the bloody reality in front of the audience.
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