Hidden Figures

Great movie, great acting, great everything!!!

A great movie

This is a great biographical drama both in terms of production and acting. Although Kevin Costner is good as usual, Taraji Henson rules the ball here, and with her Octavia Spencer and Janelle Monet.
So, there are women working at NASA, Mr. Johnson.And not because we wear skirts. But because we wear glasses"
(the words of the main character of the Black woman to her future husband).
This is what the film is about, in which three serious issues are touched upon and highlighted - work in a very serious organization for the preparation of the flight into space of the first American in the early 60s, discrimination against women and segregation of blacks in America. And although the topics are serious, they are covered very subtly, with magnificent grace and constant light humor. The romantic line for women is also presented perfectly and with good humor. The picture looks with great interest and pleasure, which I wish you.

What a wonderful movie, because few people know about many such situations.

Very cool

For me the most powerful moment was at the moment with the toilet:

"Everyone here at Nasa has the same color of urine.

Based on real events. I really came in

A very inspiring film! Incredible women who have contributed to society with their intelligence and hard work, with so many obstacles in the way.
It also captivates by the fact that this is not just fiction and social drama, but filmed on the basis of real events.

The viewing took place in one breath .

An amazing movie! I liked. It reminds "Pisluga", reveals the same themes of racism, discrediting women of color. At that time it was a big problem and thank God there were those who saw this problem and tried to solve it! All people are both white and colored*, skin color does not distinguish one person from another, it's just color! What do people of color have or don't have as opposed to whites? Nothing. The anatomy is the same, the organs are the same, the brain, heart, lungs, liver - both have it. We are all people, both white and black, we all have the same end, as well as the beginning. Movies like this explain it very well, and it's wonderful! Thank you for the adaptation of the biographies of these women, it is both touching and instructive! ❤️

Beautiful, just beautiful. Literally everything - the script, the acting, and little wonderful details like coffee at the beginning and in the finale, and the story of the toilet, of course, is space in itself. Down with segregation and discrimination, you give enlightenment and progress.

Cool inspiring movie, I love it

One main character in the department knows how to count, they took the whole crowd of men for their beautiful eyes, yeah)

I'm absolutely thrilled.

You watch movies in a completely different way, knowing that it was shot based on real events. Without a doubt, an amazing movie

I watched it right after "Show me the Moon." It turned out to be a funny combination of two films about cosmonautics. But this one seemed to me somehow more... flattened. Yes, this movie, compared to the comedy, looks flatter and simpler. Like, here are the horrors of segregation, here are good characters, here are average characters who will then become understanding and accepting. That's all... That is, really, racism here is something like a sore throat. It can be cured quite easily. Like, now I'm going to put a coffee pot with the inscription "only for colored people" and then, having perceived someone's merits, I'll immediately bring coffee. Well, that's not how it works. It's too simple.

Although yes, the story and the story really turned out to be interesting. The atmosphere, the design and everything else is just fine. The actors are playing great. Local jokes are also appropriate. Therefore, if you don't really think about how quickly everything happens and everyone suddenly turns out to be understanding and kind — well, it's not even bad.

"Hidden Figures" is a surprisingly entertaining film. The adaptation of the screenplay by Allison Schroeder and Theodore Melfi accurately and fascinatingly tells a true story, organically weaving numerous storylines, educating and entertaining the audience throughout the film. Melfi also directs and uses his talented and award-winning cast to excite us, cheer us up, give us moments of humor and just plain fun. I was impressed by how much this film contained everything without seeming cluttered, how much it affected me emotionally without being manipulative, and how much I appreciated these women, their struggles and the importance of the time in which they lived and achieved a lot. It is also surprising that so little has been widely known about these women – until now. Don't let the Hidden figures be a hidden treasure. And don't hide your talents, fight for your goals and desires.