Follows the veterans and newest class of Navy and Marine Corps flight squadron as they go through intense training and into a season of heart-stopping aerial artistry. Blue Angels will be available for streaming on Prime Video worldwide starting May 23.
Paul Crowder directed the film, which goes inside the cockpit to show how one becomes a Blue Angel, from the selection process to the training regimen. A demanding eight-month show season follows.
The pic was shot using Imax cameras and the trailer shows off the results: the footage includes at times jaw-dropping aerial shots, with mere feet separating the Angels’ Super Hornets from one another as they practice and perform their stunts.
FAQ
What is the new movie about the Blue Angels?
See life from a cockpit’s point of view in “The Blue Angels,” a new documentary coming to Amazon Prime and IMAX theaters. Produced by “Top Gun: Maverick” star Glen Powell and filmmaker J.J. Abrams, “The Blue Angels” follows the Navy’s flight demonstration squadron.
Where can I watch the Blue Angels movie?
If they’re not coming to an air show near you, you can still watch “The Blue Angels,” exclusively in IMAX theaters for one-week only, beginning Friday, May 17, and streaming globally on Prime Video beginning Thursday, May 23, 2024.
How much do the Blue Angels cost?
What is the cost of the Blue Angels? As part of the Navy, the Blue Angels are funded through taxes. The group’s annual operating cost is roughly $36 million, which covers all shows and practices for the year, according to Lieutenant Chelsea Dietlin, a Blue Angels public affairs officer.
