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The Blue Angels

  • Rated G
  • 1hr 34m
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Movie Info & Cast

Director:

Paul Crowder

Producer:

J.J. Abrams, Hannah Minghella, Mark Monroe

Release Date:

May 17, 2024

Runtime:

1hr 34m

Synopsis

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.

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Wow! This was amazing! Great showcase of what they do and go through! As a whole, great experience and very much worth the watch!

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It was awesome! It is intense, awesome and makes you proud of our military men and women and they sacrifice! God Bless them all! I will definitely see again!

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70
May 23, 2024

Crowder’s documentary could have just felt like another puff piece and, in some ways, it can be. However, the movie always feels completely genuine and told from the heart.

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Nate Richard
Collider
70
May 17, 2024

Paul Crowder’s Imax documentary feels both more honest than most in its intentions and more effective in highlighting that organization’s excellence.

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Metacritic review by Todd Gilchrist
Todd Gilchrist
Variety
63
May 17, 2024

Make no mistake: the planes are the stars of this production, and as hard as the filmmakers try to reassure us that there are human stories going on as well, the precision flying and all the training and practice that allow it to exist are what everyone paid to see, and the movie never forgets it.

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Metacritic review by Matt Zoller Seitz
Matt Zoller Seitz
RogerEbert.com
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