“The Blue Angels,” a new documentary about the Navy’s flight demonstration team, both delivers a visual spectacle that immerses viewers in the high-octane world of the Blue Angels and highlights the beauty and sacrifice of military service.

The Blue Angels have captivated audiences around the world for over 75 years with their precision flying and breathtaking aerial maneuvers.

Now, a new documentary from Amazon MGM Studios and IMAX.

“The Blue Angels,” offers an unprecedented, behind-the-scenes look at the Navy’s elite Flight Demonstration Squadron.

The film, directed by Paul Crowder, provides never-before-seen footage that chronicles a year with the squadron from selection through training and the demanding show season.

The film primarily follows first-year pilots Chris “Cheese” Kapuschansky and Scott “Jamz” Goossens as they navigate the challenging choreography and high standards of the Blue Angels, along with Captain Brian Kesselring, the Commanding Officer and Flight Leader, known as “Boss,” who shares insights into the rigors of leading the team.

Notably, the documentary also introduces the Blue Angels’ first-ever female pilot, Amanda Lee, marking a historic moment for the team.