Hidden Figures

some badass black women. truly such a beautiful story.
10/10🚀

Reflective of 'Project Mercury' itself, 'Hidden Figures' launches loud with objectives, orbits tightly with awe-inspiring sequences, and descends impacting optimism and advocacy. Henson, Spencer, Monáe, Costner, and Dunsts gave it their all to make bold and memorable characters. From subtle microaggressions to full-on ignorance, the embodiment of inequality and empowerment was nowhere near shy of showing how silly bigots truly are. The third act feels repetitive/predictable, giving the runtime a prolonged feel. Fortunately, the camerawork, design, score, and dialogue kept me well-invested. Factual or not, the message is incredibly resonant to anyone, anywhere, at any time.

one of the best stories ever told, and it’s a true one. so, so beautiful. Costner, Monáe & Spencer each give incredibly powerful performances that truly captivate the trials and tribulations of the 60s, but Taraji P. Henson steals the show. undoubtedly robbed of an oscar. absolute must see. 10/10

i remember watching this in middle school once, it was really good and the first time I've watched a movie based on the treatment of black people. very upsetting but powerful

Fantastic show of the brilliance at work in these historical events.

4/5 this movie shows that being disgustingly educated matters so much