Hidden Figures | "Give Or Take" | Official HD Clip 2017

- In cinemas February 2017
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HIDDEN FIGURES is the incredible untold story of Katherine Johnson (TarajiP. Henson), Dorothy Vaughn (Octavia Spencer) and Mary Jackson (JanelleMonae)-brilliant African-American women working at NASA, who served as the brains behind one of the greatest operations in history: the launch of astronaut John Glenn into orbit, a stunning achievement that restored the nation’s confidence, turned around the Space Race, and galvanised the world. The visionary trio crossed all gender and race lines to inspire generations to dream big.
Directed by Ted Melfi
Starring Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, Janelle Monáe, Kirsten Dunst, Jim Parsons, Mahershala Ali, Aldis Hodge, Glen Powell and Kevin Costner
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[@lovebird5940]

And I still don’t see these three black women in history books, it just keeps saying America landed on the moon first the end

[@ffjsb]

I couldn't do that math on a calculator... She does it in her head. Some people have some amazing gifts.

[@YungeenAj]

I heard she loved numbers as a child and she went to high school at 10 and graduated at 15 she’s smart

[@katewilson5258]

Kathrine died today at 101 years old. She was an amazing person

[@mizzjackson1007]

"What about the girl?" "You mean Katherine?" "Yea, the smart one"

[@klmhookedmoore5847]

She should have won the Oscar for best actress.

[@MeyaRoseGirl]

What I loved about this movie is that it didn't raise the black women by lowering the white men. The white men in this movie are very smart, very capable, very professional people. It just illustrated that the black women could operate on the same level as them, which is what people didn't really expect. And then there's several scenes where the white women are like, "It's not my fault things are the way they are." I loved that because while most people aren't outwardly racist, the fact that they were content to just leave things the way they were was the reason that it took so long for equal rights to take hold, and still hasn't completely to this day. I just want to know if Katherine Johnson ever got a pay raise to what she was worth in all those years she worked at NASA.

[@pmfmpls]

I am grateful that this film was made in Katherine Johnson's lifetime. And that it introduced many of us to her genius and commitment to the US Space Program. She is (was) a national treasure.

[@sergioalvarado4898]

The passing of the chalk shot is iconic.

[@puffin51]

See the shot where he hands her the stick of chalk. He is literally passing her the baton. She will carry it over the finishing line that keeps moving, and will pass it on for others to carry. Superb symbolism.

[@tarajsauce]

The first time I watched this film I was so overwhelmed I had to watch it again the following day just to appreciate it properly. It was a beautiful film and moved me to tears more than once.

[@nashrace]

I've seen this film a number of times and it never gets old. The three main characters go on to great things in space flight for decades. NASA named a building after Katherine Johnson (Goble). That's how important she and they were to the space race and beyond. Watch this film! You won't be sorry.

[@JasonAguirre]

When Sheldon is impressed you know you're strong with the math.

[@missyrm04]

watching this to encourage me to do my math homework

[@flipsyde336]

It is so amazing. These women had so much to give, they were just born in the wrong gender and color to receive the recognition they deserved but their determination just never waivered to achieve what they wanted to. Just makes you so proud.

[@kimjane2493]

Nobody ever comments this but she is exceptionally beautiful. Not just her looks either. Her style, her poise, her grace, her voice, her determination. She nearly glows. Shes like magic.

[@tieuluc8507]

I love that moment when she was handed the chalk and her eyes gleamed under the glasses, kinda nerdy and cute but also confident.

[@christinebailey9935]

it was an amazing movie. the actors were genius but the women they represented are magnificent! imagine the walls they broke down! They are a huge part of the sucess of the space program in the 60's up to now. Amazing! Just freakin AMAZING!

[@ronkirk5099]

We've had plenty of astronaut stories, but it was really great to hear some of the stories of the fantastic folks behind the scenes who help make the space program successful.

[@wlee6685]

I love the part in every movie where someone is underestimated and then blows away everyone in the room with their intelligence. Great movie.