Hidden Figures
2016
Action / Biography / Drama / History
Hidden Figures
2016
Action / Biography / Drama / History
Plot summary
The untold story of Katherine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson – brilliant African-American women working at NASA and serving as the brains behind one of the greatest operations in history – the launch of astronaut John Glenn into orbit. The visionary trio crossed all gender and race lines to inspire generations to dream big.
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@ JackBurton777 - Yes, they had a lot of class, but I guess you failed to see the blatant racism, these intelligent classy women, still had to go through. I don't yell either, but the crazy blatant racism I have to go through on my jobs, is just unnecessary. But, like you, they don't see it.
" Intelligent women like these ladies stood up for themselves with poise and integrity, they had no need to yell at people." - JackBuron777 Um JackBurton777 have you actually SEEN this movie? Cause there is an entire scene where Katherine G. Johnson (Taraji P. Henson) screams at Al Harrison (Kevin Costner) for like a full minute about bathroom access. :/
@redwhistle There are many movies on here that do not even list the main actors. It's not a race thing.
we all born with nothing. why so many issue with black and white. we all are human. why color make so different.
Worth to watch ... I must say it refreshing. It is always feel good to meet unsung heroes of behind history's great mission
Reading about all the people whining about how "impossible it is have smart black people, since they don't invent ANYTHING or contribute to history, blah, blah, blah" is flipping hilarious. Probably the same ones that dress up for Star Wars movies and think Middle Earth is a real place full of no one but "white people". LOL Hidden Figures is a very good movie that simply shows how some black people did some crafty calculations that allowed space stuff to take place. Though, I can see why some white people would be salty, since the movie takes place in the fifties and showcases the real hatred for non-white people blatantly displayed back then. So, yeah. I get it. All in all, a good movie that ALL people need to chill the hell out over. It's like reading people bitch about how "black" the Black Panther cast is. LOL
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Too long & Too boring, I'd skip it if I were you