"The Blue Angels" documentary follows the 2022 season for this elite group of Navy and Marine Corps men and women. There are over 3,000 Navy fighter pilots at any given time, but only six of them are set apart for the privilege of flying with the Blue Angels. The road to flying in their demonstrations, however, is anything but easy.

"Arthur the King," a new film from director Simon Cellan Jones, tells the true story of a group of adventure racers and the stray dog who becomes part of the team. If you love man-and his-dog stories, this one's for you.

"Cabrini," set to hit theaters on March 8, International Woman's Day, brings to the big screen the incredible true story of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American citizen to be canonized a saint.

From a strictly film viewpoint, I think it's about time Dreamworks hung up the Trolls franchise. "Trolls Band Together," the third outing, is as colorful and glittery as the last ones. Kids will still enjoy the upbeat music and dancing and they'll even get a good dose of a message they need so desperately to hear in today's results-oriented culture: you don't have to be perfect to be in harmony with others.

Barbara "Malia" Kipp blazed a trail for future young women from the Blackfeet tribe of Browning, Montana, when she became the first Native American female to receive a Division 1 college basketball scholarship. Her life and the life of her tribe changed forever.

This beautifully told true story shows the gift of family and God's timing in fulfilling our dreams when musically talented brothers from the 1970s are "discovered" 30 years later.

In order to fulfill his dream of playing professional baseball, Rickey Hill had many hills to climb. His amazing true story is told in the new film, "The Hill."

It's rare to see a father-daughter filmmaking duo, but dad Daniel Roebuck and daughter Grace, both Catholics, bring "Lucky Louie" to the screen. It's a buddy comedy, whodunit, and commentary on forgiveness all rolled into one.

The newest release from Pure Flix comes to the streaming platform on May 12th. "Learning to Love" pits anguish and grief against positivity and faith to bring new life into a broken corner of humanity.

On Easter Sunday 2009, after attending his brother's funeral, Doug White (Dennis Quaid) and his family board a private plane heading home. Their pilot dies shortly after takeoff and it's up to Doug to save his family.