Best scene from Hidden Figures

Bathroom

[@VoicesfromtheSwamp]

One of the most powerful scenes in the entire movie. Taraji deserves an Oscar for this scene alone!

[@jeffcaldwell30]

She should have been nominated for an Academy Award for this scene alone. I felt every emotion she went through as if this was really happening.

[@arlenebourne8178]

If she were nominated she might have won

[@tomkeats1944]

This scene tears me up every time I see it, quite a great actress

[@TShay92]

This made my heart break into million pieces. If it were up to me,I'd give her all the awards!!! And SHE IS THE BIGGEST SNUB THIS YEAR!

[@wendellminagaurino4196]

titus saha YAS. Taraji and Amy Adams deserved nominations!

[@bodybalancer]

AGREED! How did she NOT WIN? I only think sometimes the academy sees someone with so much talent- and they don't want them to win right away- because they want to see MORE. That's the only positive frame I can think of to see a "snub" in. Maybe BC she's still a relatively new star people are still just discovering? I don't know. She's a winner for sure.

[@Bloorain82]

Titus Saha so true!!

[@soniapoly1]

This scene had me in tears. This movie was wonderfully made. Everyone in the theater clapped at the end. Both black and white.

[@KeyonElkins]

THE SCENE ALONE DESERVES MANY OSCARS

[@samuel-olivierguay1029]

Keyon Elkins YES YES YES !

[@shawnloewenberg8986]

Keyon Elkins That Scene was not real, Kevin Costner Character is Fictional.

[@Jan_YTview]

Scene is the biggest error. 😉 there were no bathrooms in the wing she worked in .. all he did in this scene was modify the b/room in the coloured wing .. nothing changed in the place she needed it.

[@beth2513]

AMEN!!

[@Renatavinorojo]

I was in tears when I saw this scene. Wonderful Movie

[@seferinahernandez6684]

Renee Merlo-Simmons i＇

[@cassleung2007]

I went and the movie with a friend yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon with a friend, and whereas I basically loved the whole movie THIS was the scene that did it for me. He had no concept how much she had to go through there JUST TO GO TO THE BATHROOM until she finally breaks and tells it to him like it is. Then that moment when the bathroom sign came down? OMG! Tears!

[@zellerzlovesyouuu]

i can't believe she wasn't nominated for an oscar just for this scene alone. the academy should be ashamed of themselves.

[@tedd-ivan]

krizelle this scene was absolutely amazing. Taraji acted her ass off. She should have been nominated for this scene alone

[@ajf098]

No one played a slave, a maid, or an illiterate broken black person, so of course it wasn't nominated.

[@oneputtsteven]

Sad isn't it?

[@zaharaali7906]

Steven S Exactly Smh

[@shawnloewenberg8986]

krizelle Fictional Scene, Kevin Costner Fictional Character.

[@heybaby205]

I was more upset than sad. Then when he broke sign I clapped.

[@TheDenDeezy]

wow, Taraji really just SLAYED this scene. (TEARS)

[@devinbelin7574]

I got chills when watching this scene it was so good

[@TheSLK66]

This is now one of my favorite scenes of all time.

[@mysway4956]

THIS MOVIE SHOULD BE AT THE OSCARS

[@davidcastro5937]

It's nominated for Best Picture!

[@taylorsmith42]

Whether or not this specific situation happened in real life, let us not act like this didn't happen back then ALL THE TIME. Everywhere. This is something that was a very real part of everyday life for minorities.

[@LaetitiaEstrella]

Man she brought tears to my eyes...you need that Oscar lady.

[@punknhead23]

This is the first movie I have been to in years where the audience clapped several times during and then at the end of the movie.

[@SgtBooker44]

She was absolutely brilliant in that scene. His reaction was perfect.

[@chelslyscott9145]

was by the far the best scene in the movie. she told all of them off.

[@chapre1974]

Very powerful scene

[@jhoncuenco5247]

Kevin nailed it... Salute to the real NASA chief....

[@kg192]

This is one of the best, most important scenes in the movie. Thank you for posting it. I was waiting for someone to do it!

[@ayepig6732]

I wanted to cry so much when I saw this scene. 🤧

[@justicekennedy7573]

This is the reason Taraji deserves an Oscar!!!!

[@chea1898]

Such a powerful scene

[@tanyalake9152]

when I saw/watched this movie, that scene made me angry, mad, sad, and uspet. Taraji acted, and played the hell out of that role/scene.

[@tablesalt4148]

wow. so powerful

[@492raven]

Chria Ross and

[@nightrider3067]

*You could hear a pen drop in the theater*

[@randellgoering3425]

So rivitting! i was in tears at this scene.

[@rg2932]

IL RAZZISMO E LA COSA PIU SCIFOSA CHE SU QUESTO PIANETA ESISTA,,.

[@slydoggish]

MY GOD THIS WOMAN IS A GREAT ACTOR.

[@dreamergirlbaby]

On god I was waiting for somebody to upload this on KZbin !

[@bobuncle8704]

This is a great scene for sure. It was done to portray a common situation at this time in history. In an interview with Katherine, the lady who actually lived what the movie is about, she said that this never actually happened to her. I her particular case she was accepted as part of the team in this regard.

[@dereckwinter4395]

this was a Oscar worthy performance

[@jhemmingway806]

she's a strong woman!

[@danieladams7764]

This scene was worth any award there is, it just breaks my heart to watch it, i love this movie!

[@Scene68]

She made me love her as an actress even more.

[@robertrockwell7581]

I found myself rooting for all three of these women. this was one of the best movies I ever saw.

[@indignation1331]

Wow Taraji has really evolved as an actress!

[@keneshawilliamson1574]

This was the best scene in the movie!!! I love her!!!❤️🙏🏽❤️

[@jojostieff9392]

Taraji has come a long way from playing Yvette in Baby Boy!!!!

[@corenebrown7631]

I watch this movie over and over again. It is absolutely awesome!!!

[@marebear5422]

My absolute favorite scene 💞

[@josephinelauria4694]

These brilliant Women should have been recognized way sooner than this movie!

[@SicilianStealth]

This broke my heart.

[@dani-nl4wz]

this scene should've given Taraji P. Henson all the nominations for all awards

[@lorrainejoubertboutique18]

She should've been nominated for an Academy, just from this scene alone. Wow..... #SimpleTruthsOfOURHistory

[@Kyohan137]

Her role in hustle and flow is easier for the academy to embrace as an acceptable reality

[@allenwood100]

This scene made me angry and hurt at the same time. The sign getting torn down brought tears to my eyes. She should win at least one award

[@eboneyboswell4328]

I CRIED AT THIS SCENE

[@notabyrd07]

Im pretty sure this everyones favorite scene

[@Noura-bv9pv]

Sent chills down my spine. Fanstatic cast in a fantasic movie. Black girl magic!

[@westempire0]

My favorite scene as well!!!!!!!!!!

[@susiedupuy9532]

I hope this movie keeps making all the money. That's what matters with producers. Then maybe we will have more good movies about people instead of aliens or super heroes.

[@biancalord488]

I cried GWM tears throughout the movie. So moving, I loved it. I could relate.

[@jobuehler2388]

It's one of the best scenes I have ever seen. She deserves an Oscar 🎉🎉

[@earlrawls3786]

I wish this was true for everything we are a part in this life but somethings just don’t change !!!

[@nunyabiznizjf145]

BEST SCENE IN THE MOVIE!!!!💯💯💯

[@viantzpradz4771]

I think Kevin Costner should nominated for best supporting oscars 2017...!!!

[@latinguy67]

it's quite apparent to me that Kevin Costner takes roles where he is a protagonist for Black women...which makes me really respect him because that's probably his own value system...equality

[@madison3262]

I love this movie so much

[@RedNovaMedia]

Cried 5 mins straight from this scene. Absolutely beautiful 🙏🏽❤️

[@leadspot]

that performance alone should have given Taraji some love from the academy, it is so sad that it got ignored

[@allenwood100]

It should, this is the best performance of her life

[@evelynlester6884]

I love this scene.❤

[@Bloorain82]

My goodness, for this scene alone Taraji deserved an Oscar nomination.

[@gilliangottlieb2946]

I'm so sad that Taraji didn't get an oscar nomination. I loved this movie so much, i really think all three of the leads deserved at least a nomination, especially Taraji in this scene.

[@maureenwebb9716]

She should have WON the Academy Award! Outstanding, unmatched performance of a NASA icon!

[@gemmadean2928]

literally. balled from this scene.. CRIED AND CRIED!!!

[@biancalord488]

Gemma Dean same

[@andymallio]

Great scene! It made me think, "Some days, just going to work can be difficult. If they told me my bathroom was at the other end of the campus, I would effing pissed off!"

[@carrieblack3610]

This movie makes me want the world to better--every day. It inspires...

[@ambercoleman8447]

Taraji will get her Oscar. It will come. Hidden Figures is only the beginning for her. This movie opened the industry up to exactly what Taraji P. Henson is all about and now.... she'll get her due, maybe not his year or the next... but it will come.

[@Sujisan4]

Love this scene

[@amyturner6275]

such a powerful movie .i cried alot like i havnt in a movie for along time . I also am frustrated I didnt hear about these woman in school it may have encouraged alot of woman to get into science

[@kristinpondexter2831]

that scene was so inspirational

[@ladyhawk2727]

How did this NOT get an Oscar ?

[@monawilsonpoole2459]

My favorite scene in the entire movie!

[@MissTorix]

She deserves an oscar for this performance... I cried watching this

[@scottcoleman2687]

Lol. That's Morehouse College campus. I spent a lot of time running those same hallways! What a great experience. We lived the "Different World" life.

[@tobiasehling6314]

NASA engineer tryin to remove toilet sign => hitting sign with crowbar... Meanwhile J.Gagarin takin a little nice tour ;)

[@flowerpink33]

I love ❤️ this

[@Spartan-ts5dy]

The best scene in this movie

[@kentgladden4316]

Costner's stunned reaction to, basically, "My time's being wasted because of WHAT???"... is timeless. True NASA back in the day. My dad was one of the first Native Americans promoted to management (UTC/NASA). At the exact time this movie takes place. William Gladden. NASA folks, being very scientifically literate, understood "race" doesn't actually exist in any of the Physical Sciences. Such as Biology.

[@Libreobservateur]

Here's what Jim Bridenstine, one of the NASA directors, said about Katherine Johnson : “Katherine's work included key contributions to our early flights. Her calculations, such as those that helped Project Apollo's lunar lander synchronize with the command and service module orbiting the moon, have ensured the safe return, and the success of the mission " It should also be noted that at the very end of her career, after having made an eminent contribution to the development of the International Space Station, she was working on missions to Mars. 🌠

[@derricajohnson7107]

This took me out still do😫😫😭😭😭

[@julkasteven8198]

I wish that every problem could be solved Like this.

[@redneckgearheadgarage495]

Having to explain this scene to my 9 yo was a tough one. He couldn't comprehend it.

[@jameslaplant5077]

Love that movie

[@evanthawannamaker3975]

Man powerful...🤎❤

[@graceandmarvellouswonders6249]

Real leaders conduct themselves in this way!

[@JohnJohansen2]

What surprises me the most, is that none of her coworkers stand up and applause!!!

[@gracenickett5128]

OW MY GOD FORSAKEN HEART

[@andreabailey7684]

Amen!!

[@alan98bert]

Powerful scene except for the fact that NASA was never segregated. Katherine Johnson's problems with segregated bathrooms happened at NACA, not NASA. Aside from a few timeline problems I still loved the movie and Henson was great in her role.

[@Unsarcastic]

This is actually fiction. She was allowed to use the bathroom as anyone else. But scene was epic.

[@richardwilliamsjr413]

Powerful.

[@casgrafx1347]

She killed this

[@scottmueller550]

I hope everyone in that scene felt like crap after filming was finished that day.

[@rosies14]

I would imagine they were elated to have been in the scene with such fine acting

[@naleshaseymore4792]

it really was the best

[@johnwilliamson2276]

As a white man, I am so very glad that I have no memory of "Colored Only " bathrooms in my youth. There probably were but not where I was. I am 73 years old. I live in Washington PA and have all of my life except for the 4 years in the United States Marine Corps.

[@freakouttent4996]

every once in awhile we get to see acting.

[@jws1948ja]

very powerful.

[@markfuentes9805]

I can not in my mind begin to fathom the struggles that any culture of color had to endure this. Times haven't changed but progress is always a slow entity but this world wouldn't be what it is if it wasn't for the black culture from the sixties and seventies