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Watch the new trailer for #HiddenFigures, based on the incredible untold true story. Starring Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer & Janelle Monáe. In theaters this January.
HIDDEN FIGURES is the incredible untold story of Katherine G. Johnson (Taraji P. Henson), Dorothy Vaughan (Octavia Spencer) and Mary Jackson (Janelle Monáe)-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 galvanized the world. The visionary trio crossed all gender and race lines to inspire generations to dream big.
Cast: Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, Janelle Monáe, Kevin Costner, Kirsten Dunst, Jim Parsons, Mahershala Ali, Aldis Hodge, Glen Powell & Kimberly Quinn
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[@njones7093]

"I wouldn't have to, I'd already be one." I love that.

[@SaraA-zr6fh]

Yes! That's my favorite line.

[@mercygrrl]

Tritto. And delivered by the great songstress Janelle Monáe. No surprise this looks *very* promising. I will be there opening weekend.

[@brandonbrooks4922]

*drops the mic*

[@njones7093]

Eric Blair Why would I join a bunch of idiots rioting about a situation they don't know anything about?

[@njones7093]

Eric Blair How did you get that?

[@TinkTink311]

"Every time we have a chance to get ahead, they move the finish line! EVERY TIME!" 😭😢

[@ls-wi8kh]

that line was so much truth

[@teresabeaumont5597]

+Flurryisaniceword "you people" are you kidding me? you should be ashamed of yourself.

[@TinkTink311]

Had to delete the racist. Write your own comment, don't place your hatred on mine!

[@VigilantChap]

That's my favourite quote in this trailer! I can't wait to see this film, it's too bad we have to wait until next year though. :(

[@culio2505]

+Flurryisaniceword We're violent but you're on a video where no one is doing anything but looking at a movie and you're harassing people.

[@dhirajgawande007]

saw this movie. truely inspiring. she was brilliant in 1961 and I'm still dumb in 2016

[@jinnij9721]

It 2019 lol

[@melissatranfield4054]

You're not! It's a great time to get into tech as a woman 😊

[@pranaygurnule2733]

@@melissatranfield4054 lmao he is male girl

[@lilianegrace6599]

Where can i watch the full movie ?

[@harshitkumar9672]

Lmao🤣🤣🤣

[@ribbitribbit0]

Katherine Johnson died today, she changed so many lives.... Rest In Peace 😔

[@-xnnybimb-9398]

It’s Hollywood bruv...

[@ribbitribbit0]

@@-xnnybimb-9398 Katherine Johnson was a very, very smart woman who did change many lives. I wanted to honor her in a way...

[@-xnnybimb-9398]

@@ribbitribbit0 yes...but the world had already sent a man into space before then. American centric lmao

[@ribbitribbit0]

@@-xnnybimb-9398 just because a man was already in space doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate the life of an accomplished mathematician. All I was trying to do was honor her life and legacy.

[@-xnnybimb-9398]

@@ribbitribbit0 ok that’s fine

[@evaoma8879]

Remember guys Pro black doesn't mean anti white. And pro women doesn't mean anti men.

[@ImworriedImgettingspyedon]

Now let's reverse roles and see what happens.....Smh

[@VigilantChap]

^ You can't "reverse the roles". It doesn't work that way, men and white people aren't oppressed.

[@ImworriedImgettingspyedon]

***** Go tell that to daily white male cops that trying protecting our societies but instead gets hatred because a few other cops did something bad... I get that white males weren't oppressed before but now they certainly are. Btw this is coming from an Indian male.

[@vleft2]

It doesn't matter how you feel. You have to be able to prove that they are being oppressed through historical data. Not based on how you feel, or your perception of media. It's not a "few" other cops dude, do some research. It's not just white cops either, and it's not just males. There is a reason people are angry at the system.

[@ImworriedImgettingspyedon]

Transfixx Sorrry my English is very bad. (Not my nativ language)

[@ryanyoak1017]

I remember reading about her a while back. If I'm correct her professor in collage made special courses for her and one of my favorite quotes from it was " she would ask questions, not because she didn't understand it but because she knew others did not know what to begin to ask to understand the material." Even after nasa started using computers for planning missions they would still bring her in to check the computers math.

[@CrayolaVerde]

That's very interesting. I really want to know the whole story about these incredible women. It's great to see them finally being recognized as important historical figures.

[@TheBacknblack92]

why wouldnt you check the computers math using the mathematicians they employ? That's what they have always done

[@Tjomi]

One story... There was only one person that was interesting on that team. Katherine Johnsons story

[@billyblunder6533]

+TheBacknblack92 b/c they had to use the affirmative action hire.

[@TheXitlalli]

not in the 50's

[@JessieMareeBath]

Not only am I happy that this movie exists, but I'm even happier that it exists with this INCREDIBLE cast. Hell yes!

[@sallyhanley9094]

I just saw the movie. Such a wonderful cast and a very inspiring story. I plan to watch it again and again.

[@nickdipaolofan5948]

@@sallyhanley9094 you morons know that these characters were extremely exaggerated right? almost nothing in the movie actually happened other than some black women worked lower level positions in NASA. All the racism scenes were completely made up out of thin air. And if you doubt it, why don't these women name names of those who worked at NASA who were this racist? Surely many are still alive and should be held accountable. They won't name names because they know it is all made up or seriously embellished.

[@dfjr1990]

@@nickdipaolofan5948 why are you so offended that America is extremely racist? LOL you think the bathroom scene was completely made up? That makes your white skin feel better?

[@catsfoxes6336]

​@@nickdipaolofan5948 They weren't spoken of because they were hidden figures and people didn't want to talk about the black woman in history. Also get it through your head that people can be and still are racist. Have you ever seen what people did to people with colored skin in those days? Smh.

[@humayrafaizah1428]

@@nickdipaolofan5948 You seem to be suffering from extreme stupidity. Should have sought help but looks like it's too late.

[@user-xq4lf1pq3i]

“And its not because we wear skirts, its because we wear glasses.” love it.

[@HelloWorld1947]

Now this is the type of positive black movies we like to see. Get away and i mean far away from the slave narrative that has been hammered into the brains of the populace for the past decade and a half. I can't wait to see more movies like this being produced! Defiantly will support this.

[@boonbrazy338]

Exaclty! Usually the movies focusing on Slavery are just cheap Oscar wins, we need more strong black people rather than held back by chains.

[@Dylan-go2hi]

Definitely* If it was an accident, then it's fine. But man, if that was intentional..

[@MichaelBCooper]

Not to mention those cringe-worthy, borderline blacksploitation Tyler Perry films.

[@HelloWorld1947]

My point is that we have had enough of those produced already. I would like to quote one of my many favorite authors who said, "Show a people as one thing, only one thing, over and over again, and that is what they become." - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

[@cubanis82]

no. we don't. We get vivid details from our grandparents. My father was black and I learned a lot from his mother(my grandmother) making these slave movies only remind whites how good they had it once. We need reminding. We were always strong. Before slavery. Slavery just showed the strength we already had. We don't need slave movie to tell us that

[@SupAnAable]

FINALLY!!! We don't have many true stories being made into movies portraying strong African Americans, and if we do it's most of the times about a slave! This makes me happy! Come out already!! Can't wait!

[@WriteTheTruth]

really? what are they? I want to see them.

[@jayaniakor8667]

Lol that's a blatant lie.

[@charlieq2012]

and the Oscar goes to Tyler Perry

[@sumanimeup]

+Darkanims dont forget race

[@jayaniakor8667]

***** That's like 10 films over the last 10 years out of THOUSANDS of wide mainstream releases. You're gonna have to try harder than that. If your argument is that there is all of a sudden a ton of films focusing on interesting minority characters (compared to white characters), you're flat out wrong.

[@stephaniesaunders5689]

Thanks for supporting my Auntie Katherine and her awesome career. ❤We always knew her story growing up but it still makes me smile to see it being told by Hollywood.

[@LegumBaccalaureusLaw]

Yo🙏

[@laiyip2587]

BRO THATS SO COOL YOUR AUNT IS AMAZING

[@abiychewata]

Ohhhhh! You are lucky!

[@donutrangerr]

shieeeeeet, congrats!!!

[@Jay_Rule]

What a inspirational and uplifting movie that shows genius is beyond skin color

[@babyboasty6033]

hambone31000 Not black men

[@catwomanFL72]

That's so true. Genius is beyond skin color and gender.

[@zdavis9091]

I plead the 5th I can't beleive people this ignorant exist.

[@misaki-chan-5839]

sadly for you, but most of the genius are withe skin.

[@RandomOrder]

Don't buy into trying to prove something. Nothing to prove. "quadroon" yikes that ones livin' under a rock. Great people has nothing to do with colour.

[@jasperrhodes9236]

Its equal rights I have the right to see fine in every color

[@mochadelightbabe]

Jessie I know that's right!! Lol!

[@florientcalliste-leonard680]

Jessie - love that line- lol

[@florientcalliste-leonard680]

Jessie - love love that line

[@jc-diaz487]

Yassss

[@eleahanz1334]

Yes :P

[@WakandaBabe]

"It's equal rights. I have the right to see 'fine' in every color!" Love that.

[@butlerd7154]

RIP Katherine Johnson, our country has lost a National treasure.

[@elio5896]

"theres no protocol for women attending." "theres no protocol for men circling the earth either, sir."

[@bfwebster]

As someone who has followed the space program for 55 years and who worked (briefly) at NASA myself, I am so looking forward to this film. Looks great.

[@nauqsin4155]

Nice.... I'm actually starting to break the surface on that exact topic. I'm a computer & app programmer and also engineering backgrounds.

[@romankov3682]

I wouldn't get my hopes up. I remember looking forward to The Imitation Game, but the filmmakers literally skipped over Alan Turning's accomplishments, or any explanation of why his machine was such a feet of ww2 era genius, in order to give the audience bad Oscar bait. Scientists of Color and/or the LGBTQ community should have their contributions given the attention that Chris Nolan gave the physics in Interstellar. I think it does scientists and students alike a disservice.

[@culio2505]

+Flurryisaniceword You're a pig who lives to spread hatred get a better hobby.

[@rmcewan10]

+LaQuan Sykes a computer programmer and an engineer... God that sounds fun. How did you manage both?

[@GMHannibal]

+Flurryisaniceword does the guy in the picture like he would be the target demographic of affirmative action to you?

[@moeezS]

NASA from black women's perspective and women in STEM, this film is right up my alley :D

[@azaraeannam1572]

Same 😄 +

[@rmcewan10]

Yeah it's an inspiring story, from a time when they faced actual oppression. Inspiring for black women today. Hope it encourages more people to take the STEM route. We need more women like these, not more gender studies graduates trying to be women like these.

[@samanthablackman4960]

+Shookt yes but they then go on to complain about a lack of women in stem and create a cycle of encouraging gender studies and complaining again. encouraging a victim mentality isn't getting us anywhere.

[@dxb526]

+Shookt Sure, but dont complain youre being oppressed with your useless gender studies major. Women complaining that they cant find a job with their gender studies major are simply retarded.

[@Lightitupp1]

+Shookt Lack of opportunities? Guess you're not up to date, a Cornell study found that they were hiring women in STEM fields 2:1 over men with equal qualifications on track for tenure. The women that DO apply are much more likely than men to be hired meaning they have more opportunity. The only problem is that girls/women do not study STEM majors as much which is their responsibility.

[@davidkrafsig195]

One of my favorite movies of all time. Real & compelling story, wonderfully written, splendidly cast and the job the actors did honored those women’s exceptionally well. History so worthy of being told and honoring those 3 women was more than deserved. I’m so pleased that some of them were still alive to see it for themselves. Excellent job.

[@sunrai407]

My school took us to see this movie today and I have to say it was absolutely brilliant! This was a fantastically well made movie. Can't wait to watch it again

[@davidkennerson6147]

I haven't seen it yet but I want to.

[@liquidbraino]

Read about Margaret Hamilton. Most important woman in the entire history of the Apollo program and most important person in the history of software engineering because she invented it - not mentioned even once in this movie because she's white and that didn't fit with their revisionist history. First she invented software engineering then she wrote the software that landed twelve men on the moon.

[@happenstance670]

"I see fiiine in every color"

[@haenakim8969]

🙌

[@claire567]

LoL I always say this to my friends

[@mynamehere0]

I say that with every gender too. :P

[@ItsBritneyBitch1]

Love her!

[@Chownz]

AMEN TO THAT!!

[@misswhyaname]

Finally a movie with a new type of storyline instead of the same old Hollywood mess about women being emotional types that fall in love and need to be saved in some sort of way. Powerful and smart women who just happened to be black and live through a racist era of history.

[@WhoopsieDayZ]

All I've seen the past years were films promoting women, this film is the same hollywood mess.

[@WhoopsieDayZ]

Also these 3 black women don't even exist you moron, there was one white woman that actually helped a lot when it comes to reaching the moon, that's it. They now turned her into 3 black women for this film, very disrespectful towards the real woman.

[@kjking4693]

www.amazon.com/Hidden-Figures-American-Untold-Mathematicians-ebook/dp/B0166JFFD0/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1481140927&sr=1-1&keywords=hidden+figures These women are real. Here, educate yourself.

[@WhoopsieDayZ]

***** How can you say this story isn't fake in any way, if one of the people being portrayed is actually white. The people who made this film clearly don't care about being accurate if they change the skincolor of one of the people. The woman is still alive as well. I think it's very disrespectful towards her.

[@misswhyaname]

Whoopsie DayZ I agree but it's not like it didn't happen before. There was an African American soldier that did something heroic and in the movie he was portrayed as white. Just like there have been North African soldiers during WWI and II but they have all been white washed. So...

[@paulahay4635]

I'm here after watching this movie. I'm stunned. 😲 It's even hard to find a word to describe this movie. The cast and the acting is just incredible. I love it!!! The best movie I've ever seen. Such a shame that I haven't heard before the story about those incredible woman. What an inspiration!!! Deserved an Oscar.

[@gaiaformentin7394]

this movie is amazing and OH MY GOD THESE THREE GODDESSES

[@MohamedMohamed-bt3qv]

Hello can we get to know each other

[@mariahhouse7765]

5*

[@pranaygurnule2733]

Now that's too much

[@TheWinterShadow]

They are not goddesses. They are three women who dedicated themselves and used their minds. That's more realistic then being some fictional goddesses. They don't exist. These women did and do.

[@angelusvastator1297]

@@TheWinterShadow Do you know what figure of speech is?

[@javieranguiano9555]

I'm amazed I don't ever remember in the school textbooks or history channels or any of that stuff teaching me how these three black women were part of this NASA project, it's been 55 years or so and we barely know now??????, I mean that's kind of awkward, everyone knows about the paperclip project everybody knew they were former Nazis and were given recognition and awards and took more than half a century for these women to be acknowledged???

[@javieranguiano9555]

Daniel The man do you deny this ever happened?????, do you think they made this up just to make alot of the black people happy????

[@adamarisrosado3445]

we actually learned about it in my science class and they made us do an essay about it i mean i dont know if its true but if there teaching it in schools now its a good chance its true

[@alpacamale2909]

because it's all revisionist garbage

[@xponen]

This stuff exist in history, but you guys aren't historian so you guys won't know.

[@europeanamerican1360]

xponen prove it

[@peetabells]

Yes to a world where Taraji P. Henson is smarter than Sheldon Cooper. Lol HERE FOR THIS

[@anngisuarez7926]

LMAO

[@bobabiin2703]

LMFAO

[@211cake]

Yes!

[@wtfyoungsav770]

i

[@cleekmaker00]

Smarter, prettier, and MUCH more personable than Sheldon! Looking forward to seeing this...

[@MutheiM_Marz]

Katherine Johnson pass away today......at 101 years old God Speed Katherine......

[@Joy-kz5iz]

She was an amazing human being💖

[@harrisonobiorah]

I just watched hidden figures and it’s in my movie hall of fame. It’s about 3 black women who worked at nasa and were the first black and first women to break barriers. First black women to play prominent math role in getting America to space and the moon. First black women nasa engineer. First black women supervisor of quants. What moved me the most is they didn’t use race or gender in calculating what they considered possible and didn’t let it distract them from identifying and focusing on the problems they wanted to pursue or were tasked with solving. And in my opinion transcending race and gender (viewing race as just pigment of skin and gender as purely gender) is what allowed them to do what other people around them thought was impossible. When someone said, “you can’t do that why are you deceiving yourself” they didn’t accept the beliefs of others and pursued what they wanted with humility and emotional balance to be ok with themselves regardless of outcome. It also highlighted how being unemotional improves one’s ability to be influential because that clarity helps you identify how what you want can potentially help the people you need support from which incentivizes them….I was watching it and was like, WTH this happened in real life? WHAT A STORY. Teared up a lot. of And also was like, wow, the people who produced this 🫡 FYI it’s on Amazon prime with ads or you can buy or rent it elsewhere

[@TraceyMariexx]

Imagine how tough it was back then for women to work anywhere including NASA? Times it by a million and you still won't come close to how tough it must have been for these black women to be accepted and respected there. . Can't wait to watch this movie.. It's about time the world gets to hear this story...

[@arlandeetagaytayan4154]

@warrcc c Did you even see the movie? Katherine have to fill her own coffee pot because she's the only black person in the space task group, she even have to run a mile just to take a piss because there's no colored restroom in the building where she works.

[@allthingsnew4348]

Alabyo Seulgi some white people refuse to see racism even when it is standing directly in their face! Catherine white colleagues treated her horribly! She couldn’t piss in THEIR bathroom, drink from THEIR coffee pots and there was little to no support with her completing her job! Her immediate supervisor blacked out most of the data on the files she was assigned to read! This was horrible treatment but some white racist would call this treatment lovely ☹️

[@liquidbraino]

@@allthingsnew4348 Black people would just love it if this revisionist history were true. Most black people would literally pay you to say something racist online just so they could get another chance to be professional victims & keep playing their race cards which expired the day Obama took office. Black people hated when Obama became president because they knew it was the end of their LONG LONG gravy train. But they STILL want to play the race card every time they don't get their way. Always expecting special treatment and then they want to call everyone else racists when they don't get it.

[@allthingsnew4348]

liquidbraino you’re right! .....because racism don’t and never exist correct????... and us black Americans are just making up all these horrible events in history that happen to us as a people and even this movie is a made up make believe story correct?? The people and the events in this movie never ever happen 🤣lol it’s allll just a fictional non historical fairy tale of a movie correct ??? ... there is no way in hell one can research these people or events in this movie to confirm any of it correct???...because white Americans have been so so so good to us black Americans and we are all a bunch of complainers lol 🤣😂😂😅 you must be mentally ill if you think like this very detached from reality and since you know soooo many blacks because you stated what most of us blacks would pay for in your post than you are clearly an expert on black Americans such a scholar u are LoL

[@icemachine79]

@@arlandeetagaytayan4154 Who says the movie portrayed those events accurately? I doubt they even got the accents correct. This was the same NASA that actively recruited black scientists from the south in 1963 just two years after this film is supposed to have taken place so I have a feeling a LOT of the events didn't really happen.

[@katekane6697]

I don't care if the lead characters are white, black, women or men or old or young. I only care about the story, and this movie seems awesome.

[@Bryan514]

Truth be told, I'd rather watch a movie that focused solely on the math and engineering - but this movie seems more likely to concentrate on the racial unfairness and overcoming (or not overcoming) it. The same formula got played out in "The Man Who Knew Infinity" - I'd rather have seen a whole movie about Ramanujan's math than be sidetracked about his struggles to deal with bigotry.

[@AartiKDwivedi]

But those struggles are important. They don't go away by simply wishing.

[@Bryan514]

Who is so wishing? Indeed, the struggles were (and are) important, and there is absolutely a place for them to be documented and dramatized. I still like math and engineering, though, and given a choice between watching characters overcoming a difficult social challenge and overcoming a difficult technical challenge, I prefer the latter.

[@postadsnow]

Well I guess we all have different taste for movies. As for me, if I'm going to pay to see a movie it better have some good drama but if it is about solving difficult technical challenges then I will stay home and get educated by watching Nova or Discover Channel lol! Either way is good.

[@moody4059]

I want to virtue signal too :D

[@AntStein]

Just finished watching Hidden Figures, SUCH AN AMAZING MOVIE. So knowledgeable, its crazy that through out my education OUR SYSTEM has never informed us on these 3 SMART AMAZING AFRICAN WOMEN, such a shame it took them this long to give them recognition. So glad i went to watch this movie, Teraji P. Henson did an amazing job, loved the movie!

[@psgaming101craup4]

Because they simply worked on computing things?

[@RihannaIsIluminati]

SecondHandofTýr fascist detected.

[@007stopjockin]

Absolutely LOVED this movie!!! Cried more than once while watching it. What a GREAT piece of work! Those women were incredible! 007

[@Utada379]

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love it. Shout out to all my fellow Black women in STEM. We're out here. Katherine is legit one of the reasons why I decided to pursue research with an emphasis on mathematics. Brings tears to my eyes.

[@tfimperfectangel]

I believe they have scored few Oscar nominations already without the release of the movie.

[@Yesica1993]

Yep. All you need is toss women in there, especially Not!White ones. The quality of the movie does not even matter.

[@ruealgie]

Except, it kinda does.

[@Yesica1993]

ruealgie What does? The movie's not even out yet and people are already talking awards and saying how great it will be. LOL!

[@ohcatrina]

Don't mind me I'm just here to grab some salt for my fries

[@fundifferent1]

Well inspirational period drama released 1 month before the awards with a hit cast...

[@MrBabyBlue1993]

One of the best movies ive ever seen in my whole Life

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

To the many people who do not believe this is a true story, look up Katherine Johnson on Wikipedia. I'd like to remind people that, many women and minorities contributions have been downgraded in history. It wasn't until 2016 that NASA finally named a building after one of these women in Hidden Figures. This movie is just another angle of a view in time, telling another story to broaden the understanding of what happened.

[@tonia_ryou4]

I'm proud to be an engineer!!! Go girl power!!! ;)

[@SoTrue144]

A EE I hope!

[@teresabeaumont5597]

that's so awesome!!!

[@callumwale6254]

upuntil6 Do you know what tf the word ignorant means? Im tired of hearing that word thrown around just to mean "he disagreed with me". You're the ignorant one if you think this movie wont be a social justice fest. That dude said nothing but the truth.

[@dxb526]

+upuntil6 They're Their There Learn the difference.

[@GURILLAPUD]

But it's based on historical truths, shouldn't everyone know about this.

[@amentetbastet6746]

I wonder why I never heard about this woman during black history month in school? Damn shame I didn't know of her till I was 30 yrs old.

[@lastautist9878]

Because they never existed. It˙s a fabricated history. Moon Landing was in 1959, do you really think they would let black women be high ranking NASA workers at that time?

[@marisefreitas]

It is a true story. Her name is Katherine Johnson. Educate yourself before you comment.

[@lucile8223]

honestly, ty marise i am just so done with ignorants

[@amentetbastet6746]

+Last Autist she exists look her up now the moon landing thats another story.

[@donlebo6824]

Moon landing was in 1969.

[@kemonmanofwarriors8199]

Taraji p. Henson and The rest of you have lifted me and others up due to your work ! THANK YOU SO MUCH 😍🎊

[@jmua8450]

This was the best work of fiction to come out of Hollywood since the original Superman film.

[@andrebyrd1337]

If only Superman was based on a real story too!

[@nygmakemecry8453]

I suppose I shouldn't be shocked at how many people in this world are racist given some of the comments people are leaving here. But I am glad most seem to be appreciating that this is just a good film about history and three people who dealt with struggles.

[@shaunaconway9047]

true

[@jacktells5480]

If you think this really happened I have a bridge for sale in NY???

[@claudiabailey5302]

+Jack Tells and how do you know it didn't were you at NASA at the time

[@nygmakemecry8453]

Jack Tells Um...you know this is based on actual people right?

[@johnzentmeyer4ww264]

stop

[@alexdudley2917]

Jim parsons is playing a scientist.

[@mundotaku_org]

Bazinga.

[@Madbandit77]

:)

[@AeonXenonFilms]

Of course the man who plays sheldon cooper would be in this film 😂

[@nataliechanoi3251]

+Steve K Jr I don't think the science is the main part of the show. Yes the characters are scientists. But it's not like people watch the show to learn science.

[@stevekjr9563]

John Clavis Lol. Pwned.

[@dslam1680]

RIP Mother Queen ...lived a long & fruitful life ...glad you lived long enuff to b recognized for all your contributions & achievements ...you are in a way better place now

[@catwomanFL72]

Almost two years later I finally got to see this incredible film. So inspirational. So uplifting. As they say better late than never.

[@Xenite]

THIS IS A TRUE STORY!!! Katherine Johnson is still alive and she was vital to NASA's space program! I can't wait to see this movie!

[@mississippidude2653]

I am SO glad they made the movie!! I did some research on the story behind it, and was blown away by how fascinating it was! To me, this movie and story, is a prime example of the tremendous progress our nation can make, when we put the right people, in the right positions, for the right reasons!!

[@nailan4796]

What a coincidence, I'm texting you now after five years, can you contact me?

[@gainarose1779]

can i read it?

[@temujinsharavdorj1561]

it really touched my heart , whole movie is masterpiece . I loved every second of it , hope that these stories will be heard for centuries

[@RandyBurrell]

This is one of the best movies I have seen in a long time. It makes it even better knowing this is based on true events. I Highly recommend.

[@rubenvarela4077]

Gunna watch it now

[@Prtyton]

I can't wait to see this film. Dream big black people.

[@TheBambinoitaliano]

They have always dream big. They just get shut down by others more often. If they make it through, it's because they are exceptional. Being rocket scientist is way easier for the black folks than beating the stigmatization of society they live in.

[@monimade3152]

+Nova Day truth hurts

[@novaday8813]

+Indigo Jane keep living in your fake racist society because you can't make something of yourself. Keep blaming whitey

[@oscaradame5088]

oh no get ready for trump trolls

[@boonbrazy338]

+Nova Day Look Dad! It's a little boy who doesn't understand his own society!

[@jumpluff167]

Weird how well this is doing versus ghostbusters. Maybe movie trailers are disliked by how bad they are instead of having women in them.

[@alexandrataylor6689]

I think the fact that Ghostbusters was a remake of a movie a lot of people didn't believe needed a remake contributed to the hate it received.

[@jumpluff167]

Lexie Taylor Yeah, but Paul Feig said all the haters were women haters, which was the point I was trying to make.

[@alexandrataylor6689]

+Adam Perez Oh, gotcha.

[@FearlessStar1000]

I say give it a few days. The trailer only just came out, once it starts to gain more views and more comments, that's when the racists/sexists are gonna come out with "oh look, ANOTHER film about smart women", "what's with the feminist agenda?", "seriously? More films about blacks? Why should we cater to the minority?" "blah blah blah bullshit bullshit bullshit" -_-

[@deadaerith]

This movie isn't part of a franchise that a bunch of 35 year old manbabies think they "own". Ghostbusters (2016) was actually a good film and wasn't a remake. You should probably watch it. ;)

[@ianjames3078]

Here to thank whoever for Katherine Johnson’s life. 🙏🏼❤️

[@ericdaniels3611]

being a 46 year old black man, this is a movie that I would consider to be one of the top ten most significant movies in our current generation to portray a story and give hope to our younger black community hope and determination to Aspire for more than than their current standings in society today.

[@Kidicaruslover]

0:07-0:17 lmao she legit looks like the little black girl from Matilda. Love that movie

[@jessimacacah]

I saw that too!!!

[@derrickwilliams1210]

Because it is the girl from Matilda silly 😂

[@Halfy06]

Omg I literally thought the same thing!

[@monimade3152]

+Derrick Williams the girl from Matilda is a grown woman today. What are you saying?

[@Halfy06]

Indigo Jane nigga, she said "looks like" not that it was her...

[@hiyahiy]

We need more movies celebrating the achievement s of black women

[@betomedina7800]

Shrimp .......

[@user-og8gl5hf4d]

Shrimp lol

[@ronlee7261]

Jesus Leon never HAPPENED look it up

[@aaliyahgriffin871]

Ron Lee you know nothing

[@zdavis9091]

Magnus Johanson Hariet Tubman, Rosa Parks, this lady.

[@The1baddman]

Rest in Peace Ms Katherine Johnson.

[@chant305]

Watched this movie with my coworkers...almost all 58 of us. It was a GREAT movie...left the movie feeling inspired.

[@Necron1999]

"Misogynistic comment." "Snappy rebuttal." "Racist comment." "Snappy rebuttal." Repeat ad infinitum "Yay, we did the space thing. Black women can be smart too!" The End.

[@denzrichie]

Still looks great

[@MythicalSkull13]

Oh no heaven forbid they tell a true story

[@repressedleo]

I'd rather watch a thousand of these movies than one of the Straight White Middle-aged Male Action Movies™

[@lizza3317]

But that isn't exactly what women, black women, during that period had to deal with on a near constant basis? Ya sound salty boo.

[@Necron1999]

I know when I'm being condescended to. These don't feel like genuine characters from that time period, they feel like characters with anachronistically modern viewpoints transplanted from a show like Empire, in order to teach dumb white people how racism is bad and stuff and that we should never stop feeling bad about it ever. They aren't as concerned with telling this extremely intelligent and historically important woman's story as they are with sowing yet more racial division.

[@deshardemcguffie5896]

I can't wait to see this movie especially seeing my favorite actress Taraji P Henson

[@oscaradame5088]

+YodatheHobbit i dont think so but goddam she plays cookie so good

[@Cho0segoose]

+Oscar Adame I feel like Cooke isn't far from herself

[@mykiamoto7145]

Cho0segoose after all the years she's been around she doesn't act anything remotely to cookie

[@jaimiedickinson788]

I just watched this movie yesterday and I loved it!! I am glad that movies nowadays touch topics about women's rights and fights against racism :) I live in a community full of asians (as i am an asian obviously), so I never understood how dark-skinned people feel in such situations. Watching this movie made me want to cry as the scenes fully depicted the injustice of such classism. I hope more movies about intellectual minds and social issues (like this one and the Imitation Game, which also talked about brilliant minds and the struggle of the LGBT society) will be produced in the future!

[@aanon5716]

if you want to learn some history while being uplifted, you'll enjoy this movie. its a great true story & its got great acting. i just ordered the book so i could get the whole story.

[@laurajacqueline437]

The comments on this are horrific. I studied Katherine and she is an incredible woman.

[@RandomOrder]

@LauraJacqueline she sure is.

[@kittenbath6630]

what was horrific lol everyone here is supporting her

[@catherinemaria3367]

@@kittenbath6630 read the comments

[@psalm4148]

Isn't she white tho?

[@somebody2619]

@@psalm4148 nope.

[@gizee99]

I have never been so happy to see a movie trailer. I'm gonna watch this movie so hard.

[@naomil2288]

+

[@ikemreacts]

Seriously, I am so happy I can't talk. I'm going to fall asleep happy. I'm going to wake up excited. Then I'm going to work my arse off spreading the word about this. I teach computing science in my community, and this just made my life ten times easier.

[@CrayolaVerde]

Me too! I can't wait to see it over and over again.

[@gizee99]

idk if ur just ignoring this fact or dont know but... this movie is based off of real facts.. there really where black women that helped with the space launch.

[@ilayda3500]

This may be the best movie I've ever seen in my life, it literally tells all the issues of life.✨

[@MrScorpioreaper]

Wow man some of these comments are down right disgusting.

[@oh.hey.3561]

+Alaric The Great like you.

[@Guncriminal]

Yeah, most of the ones praising it.

[@aly8950]

Alaric The Great what a sad disgraceful human being you are. good luck

[@afriendlybraum3567]

Studies showed that racist people have a lower IQ than an average person. The more you know :D

[@oh.hey.3561]

+pinknoise This coming from the person who has a lower IQ than everyone here.

[@justinofficial7606]

I just watched timeless and one of its episode is about her this is truly inspiring!

[@Tan87ful]

Justin Juno official :) agreed. I love Timeless and that episode was a good one.

[@cd8467]

i've been meaning to watch that show, what episode is it?

[@Sofia-eo8jy]

Justin Juno official I was gonna mention that too! 😂 it's a really good series 👍🏼

[@SynthianCicada]

it's nice to see a trailer before it hits one million views. all my fellow viewers. say hi to the future millions. Hiiiii

[@shakingthatwig5748]

hiiii lol

[@thomasmbuya5609]

Hiiiiiiii

[@oliviasworld4015]

Hiiiii from the past😆

[@kedibonendweni4955]

hiiiiiiiii

[@7thTreasure]

Hiiiiiii! xD

[@isabelharwood5089]

who even dislikes a film like this!!?!?

[@catsfoxes6336]

Racist and sexist people who don't want to believe that a black woman is capable of being so smart, even though they are.

[@givs4860]

@@catsfoxes6336 i made the mistake of reading the comments those people are disgusting

[@lillycali7287]

Trumpsters.

[@francescoramicani7037]

Its seriously make me crying, this movie. It's true of humanity. I found movie on boxxy software on my iPhone - for free.

[@NatCat1997]

DUDE THATS IN GEORGIA. THEY FILMED THIS WHERE I LIVE OMG

[@HouseMDaddict]

yup Atlanta to be specific =)

[@NatCat1997]

They also filmed in the small town I live in.

[@HouseMDaddict]

+Natalie B did you see anything????

[@NatCat1997]

None of the actors because they closed down the street, plus there was alot of security. However, they opened the street back up when they were filming somewhere else. We got to see the set they built, it was so cool.

[@HouseMDaddict]

+Natalie B that's awesome you got to see sets! I remember walking into the bellagio in las Vegas many many years ago and they had part of the lobby shut down to film oceans eleven.

[@jadenyuki6298]

Really love nowaday's women empowering movies! ^_^

[@burtReynolds3]

as long as it isn't man shaming

[@murphyslaw_1776]

+TacticalNuke Exactly! Non of this Feminazi bullshit.

[@bmoore5993]

He beat his wife and raped his child but don't MAN SHAME HIM HOW DARE YOU!!.. Look giving an accurate portrayal of how blacks and or women were treated in those days is NOT man shaming it is telling an accurate story of how WOMEN WERE TREATED! and or Blacks. Giving an accurate account of how blacks where treated is not White shaming it is dealing with the reality of a situation. If a man is a pig then dammit he is a pig, don't get mad when some one yells SEWEEEEE!!

[@Lightitupp1]

Both men and women had to deal with bullshit.

[@lindsayrose4398]

Aw, a weak little boy.

[@techmedia2427]

Best movie have ever seen Literally cried at the end when I discovered it was a real life story

[@mickflaire]

I just finished watching Hidden Figures on FX. The first time I saw it was when it was released in 2017 in the theaters. It's even better the second time around. Bravo to these brave intelligent women for their awesome achievements.

[@Nemophilist850]

*WE WUZ SASSY MATH GENIUSES AND SHIET*

[@Nemophilist850]

Jack Miller Look at this chocolate goddess: blackwomenwhoknowtheirworth.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/katheriene-g-johnson1.jpg

[@marvinclarke9032]

Nyctohylophiliac Okay. And?

[@marvinclarke9032]

***** Yeah I know. Every one that challenges you is triggered blah blah. Alt righters are truly the SJWs of the right.

[@Nemophilist850]

Jack Miller And she doesn't even look Black. If race is just a social construct, then that means she's not Black, right?

[@marvinclarke9032]

Nyctohylophiliac Oh jeez. So because I thought your original comment was stupid you're trying to pin all the retarded SJW rhetoric on me and pretend as if I believe that stuff. Lmfao. Oddly SJW behavior.

[@tadhgoluasa3931]

I'm was sold when I found out hans zimmer was doing the music

[@majestyrose254]

"I have the right to see fine in every color!" Lol yes!

[@PyroMynx]

This movie is so inspiring! I remember watching it in the theatre and Taj brought me to tears in that one scene. Omg! A few other people and I were applauding and standing up. It was so moving! Definitely owning this one.

[@jagaloon216]

Get a life.

[@blessedone3605]

great movie great cast.. Oscar for sound track best actress Taraji best supporting actress Janelle. yesssss

[@juliettecarter1786]

YAAASSSSSSS

[@blessedone3605]

Juliette Carter yesss lol I'm ready to see When The Bough Breaks also

[@ceyondeannette]

As a young black man I'm excited for not only this movie, but for my sistas as well (black women) cuz this is long overdue!! Yes y'all, there are still black men out here that got genuine love for y'all lol congrats on the movie, I'm definitely going to see it!! 🙌🏾😍🔥💯

[@chloebrun8006]

"It's not because we wear skirts, is because we wear glasses."

[@zaddyzach7965]

I was shown this movie in my 8th grade physics class and I think if it wasn’t for that class, I would’ve never seen this amazing movie. More classes need to show this movie and others alike!

[@Fumi007]

#blackgirlmagic

[@GoldRosePetals]

DaPopoloinParadise Yesssssss✊✊✊

[@juliettecarter1786]

YAAAAASSSS TARAJI!!! I already know Janelle is gonna slay that role, I can see in the lines she's delivering, she gone get some awards and watch her get even bigger! Taraji doin' the d**n thang!!! I love her and her versatile acting, she is amazing and always will be.

[@juliettecarter1786]

And of course this movie better be nominated for an oscar and my girl Taraji. She deserves her win(s).

[@TstormVA2012]

Don't we need to watch the movies first before handing out nominations?

[@bibsmith8467]

+Juliette Carter why?

[@juliettecarter1786]

+TstormVA2012 Yeah youre right. Im hoping its good enough to be nominated for an oscar. I just hope so is all.

[@juliettecarter1786]

+Bib Smith Why? Because about what this movie holds. Hidden history but of course hopefully its good enough to be nominated.

[@pelliott1541]

Saw this movie with the wife this evening. One of my all time favourites good job. Original and entertaining throughout

[@chardelraconner2166]

"Failed missions arent respected when it doesn't add up to victorious returns" ©

[@brianorblindsey8414]

Its so crazy, i just learned about this story last week.

[@its_thatweirdguy9637]

right

[@MasteIsIllmatic]

I guarantee you that you were not thought this in history class.

[@bibsmith8467]

+Im ILLmatic that's because it never happened. It's called the greatest story never told because it never happened.

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

It DID happen: mentalfloss.com/article/71576/black-female-mathematicians-who-sent-astronauts-space

[@mangosmoothie8973]

+Bib Smith but it did

[@thatquietkid]

Just saw this movie tonight, and I loved it! Great performances, great music by Pharrell, and a powerful overall message of not giving up and working together to achieve something revolutionary. A+

[@creative4efficiency]

My friends and I, who are mixed race just watched "Hidden Figures". We took the DVD out from the Library. Thank you for making a first rate movie based on Historical events that most people do not know about.

[@khushu687]

this looks AMAZING. more of these stories need to be told 💚

[@HouseMDaddict]

finally some more inspirational TRUE stories involving people other than whites. I'm a white female and I remember when the movie princess and the frog came out and people were excited for young black girls to have a princess role model. sure, the other princesses were great and stuff but soon enough you realize that people with your skin color are only portrayed in movies or shows as thugs or gangsters and you believe that's all you can amount to. if you see that people with your skin color can also be smart and be a CEO or an engineer or something like that, it changes your thoughts on your options for the future. loving these uncovered old stories being made into movies. =)

[@HouseMDaddict]

also regarding the princesses, if you don't see a princess you can relate to (with little kids you match hair color, or eye color, and sometimes skin color) you suddenly feel like you can't be a princess.

[@adamunruh2931]

Actually in Africa they make movies all the time about african princesses getting married to their dream man and being monogomous. Africa has all of that they are all about 1 man 1 female monogamy with an emphasis on planning for the future. Black people in America regularly watch those african movies so they definitely get to see that stuff.

[@toubo6249]

Class of 2018, say hi!! 😎

[@gduekgdgbgeiucg]

hi

[@mariahwhite2301]

hey 👋

[@shipgoddessramzil612]

heyyo

[@saraisherfield1320]

Hope we're all talking about college here. 😅

[@only1jerissaxoxo6]

🙌🙌

[@steveblack9391]

Superb film !! A wonderful tribute to 3 incredible ladies, what they accomplished was truly remarkable and inspiring ! Their names will live forever . ✨

[@blake_receptionist]

I love this film I watched it at school with my friends and I was crying in the end I don't know why. I love this film

[@vitocorleone3764]

Why do people have a problem with this movie?

[@raeriques]

Well theyre just keeping it real since that is exactly what was happening. Maybe thats YOUR white guilt talking

[@glennabraham2345]

Um yeah you're on KZbin. Racism shows its nasty head here quite often.

[@raeriques]

Dont care. Your comment is still stupid

[@raeriques]

My disagreeing with your ignorant comment does not make me a racist

[@FuzzyDabeast]

+Ian Morris what are you saying. In my opinion nothing you have said throughout this thread was level headed instead of attacking.

[@C1rcu1tBr34k3r]

_Fun Fact_: *Katherine Coleman Goble Johnson* Is still very much alive and kicking at 98 years of age. Born in August of *1918*

[@jakerythm2310]

We all knew what Taraji and Octavia would bring to the table as well as the other actors. JANELLE MONAE, you are an unsung hero. I love you in this movie! WOW!!!

[@kermitefrog64]

This is an excellent movie. I saw it this evening. This is a movie for all people. The audience clapped repeatedly throughout the movie including at the end of the movie. I will see the movie again.

[@johnpatricio]

Looks excellent. I love movies that teach history.

[@mrmeatman]

Too bad this isn't nearly accurate.

[@Maya-cb3uy]

+Ray Rrayy It actually is. Please learn some history before you open your ignorant mouth.

[@SirTriopsKing]

+Ramya Thomas One of the women in the film isn't even black in reality. She was like 1/15th black and barely had any features of someone who is race mixed. But in this film she is played by a 100% black actor. Hmmm...really makes you think huh?

[@Maya-cb3uy]

+SirTripoisKing 1/15 black would be a white person with some black ancestry. She was not white. She wasn't even mixed. Just light-skinned. Unless you can provide a link that proves it I'm going to assume you are bullshitting.

[@SirTriopsKing]

+Ramya Thomas You got to be kidding me. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katherine_Johnson If 1/15th is just enough for her to be considered black then by that logic I must be Finnish because 1/8 of my genetics is Finnish (despite being 98.6 percent Mongolian), even though I never set foot in Finland nor do I have any relatives from there.

[@19EHF]

And we didnt learn about this in school because........reasons? Either way im hyped

[@jacktells5480]

maybe because 20 century fox wrote it...give it a few years I'm sure the schools will eventually work it in.

[@sallym3105]

+Jack Tells I learned about it in school. As a woman who wants to work in STEM she's always been an idol of mine. She is a real person whose story is actually widely known.

[@witchynerdhermit]

Because she's a black woman.

[@TheButterShowThatsMe]

Do you know the name of every single person who worked on it? That's why.

[@abbyadams8163]

I learned about this in school, why didnt you?

[@csm94]

Love, love, love this movie! Thank you ladies.

[@arnie7779]

This is a pretty good movie to watch after seeing what’s all going on in America