Hidden Figures Reviews

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 don’t know what it is about this movie, but I have seen it over a dozen times and enjoyed it every single time

such an empowering movie! ❤️

Beautiful and sad

It is very strong film 🫶🏻
My sincere recommendation ❤️

Literally one of my favorite movies ever. No matter how many times I watch this, I still manage to get chills from Taraji’s performance, and it makes me such an emotional mess every time I watch it. Knowing that this is a true story, the movie is more than inspiring, its amazing

Loved this movie very empowering the scene where Katherine explains how hard it is to be a women of color working in a company that has no colored bathroom and everyone treats her like an animal makes me cry I love this movie

AMAZING!! 8/10!

Shitty movie no I’m not sexiest

I work like dog DAY AND NIGHT!

Inspiring and a testament to the equipping power of education! Barriers were broken but for 2/3 of these women, not because it was right, but because the barriers were in the way of progress. These 3 educated and bold women pushed boundaries for self, country, and neighbors.
⭐️⭐️⭐️🌗

Must watch again

What an amazing story, based on true events. It made me really sad how it worked back in the day just because of your race. Woman empowerment✨ Katherine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson THANK YOU🩷

so so so good

I FINALLY FIGURED OUT WHERE THAT LINE COMES FROM ALSO ICONIC

Just amazing

Vet inte den var bra👍

amazing