Harriet Reviews

a beautiful film which depicted harriet tubman more than what your traditional, whitewashed american textbooks say. she was a war general, a freedom fighter, and should be a celebrated figure of utmost importance in every corner of the US.

Boring tbh

harriet tubman is genuinely the most awe inspiring and brave figure in recent history. i immensely enjoyed experiencing her story through cynthia erivo, especially the commentary this made on christianity being used as a tool to subdue and manipulate enslaved people by framing their servitude and obedience as some sort of duty to god. live free or die.

I was left a little disappointed by this one. Cynthia Erivo was brilliant in it, and the visuals were great, but overall it just fell a bit flat. The real Harriet Tubman was remarkable, and her story should have made for a gripping film, but somehow this didn’t quite manage it.

film stupendo, tu fa affezionare ai personaggi, storia molto avvincente, inspira una riflessione sull'importanza della libertà e sul valore di noi stessi

Good songs but lacks realism. Feels way to romanticised and I did not vibewith Cynthia Erivo's portrayal.

real good movie.

cried a lot

Pretty good although I would have liked to see more of her life and all of her accomplishments after the Underground Railroad.

Harriet is such an important and iconic American historical figure. I will say that because there is so much fantastic works surrounding Harriet, I feel like this one falls a little short compared to others.

This movie was genuinely a cinematic masterpiece and an amazing adaptation of Harriet’s amazing story. It’s always an honor to learn more about Black history. Highly recommend watching.

amazing

Inspiring movie.

Vraiment topppppppp

Great movie!! I learned a lot and the cast was amazing!!

One of my favorite historical films.

I heard they originally wanted Julia Roberts in the lead role🤦🏾‍♀️ seriously, look it up

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is actually crazy

Really good movie that shows some real captures of slavery. Eye opening and brave, let’s say it like that.