Instead of being appreciated for her calculations,she is interrogated?

[@lathamarea1437]

To have a building named after you, now that's the honor she deserved..

[@GottaWannaDance]

With a nearby womens restroom.

[@soniaevans1860]

​@@GottaWannaDanceLOL

[@imac-hunt]

Im more impressed by this ladies acting 👍

[@dajw7540]

And white people named it. At least they made progress, albeit slow.

[@ClubQRoundDeux]

I don't know about deserve.

[@jorgezuniga988]

She did not have a bathroom Now she has a whole building named after her👊

[@reaper147000]

In real life she did have a bathroom. Nasa didn't segregate at the time. They just played that up for the movie.

[@morganseppy5180]

"Computers" were women doing long math until the rich boys found out about mainframes. Then SUDDENLY computing was a male feild. And then some of their kids started making knock offs in their garage and we got both microsoft and apple (and more that didn't survive).

[@valtasarrodriguez]

I love the movie she was a brilliant lady smart beyond.

[@valtasarrodriguez]

I wish I had played it like that. They need to play according to how it happened about her showed how much knowledge and how intelligent she was.

[@Briannamovies]

@@reaper147000 thanks for your reply

[@JuanchieMalanco]

Every time I watch this i have teary eyes because the way she works and talk, straight answer and intelligent.

[@reneethornton9228]

It took me quite sometime to be able to watch Hidden Figures in its entirety without crying.

[@SushiXBunny]

Only in the movie. The actress is an absolute monster in real life.

[@Moonlightmoonlight39]

​@@SushiXBunny 😅

[@carmelitatolentino5179]

What is the title of the movie..want to watch the.full movie

[@reneethornton9228]

@@carmelitatolentino5179 Hidden Figures

[@cherylmaiola176]

She was so well educated and highly intelligent. More needs to be told about these women who did so much for the military. 🎉❤🎉

[@yulfine1688]

Nasa actually, but technically military as well. It is a fantastic movie unlike many movies today.

[@myhicks]

They did so much for our country! And yes, we need to know.

[@michaelewing3401]

@@cherylmaiola176 military? 😂

[@pjwesteinde]

I would be happy if a spotlight was put on how badly the white population treated the minority people for hundreds of years just because they could

[@Ms.SusanM.Marshall]

That includes ME, I was trained really young and trained by both USA and Canada.. Spent years doing slavery work for Canada and then l finally woke up and haven't gotten my Compensation that l deserve. With extremely dangerous missions and Humanitarian work in Ontario, Canada all because l wasn't given Employment that l deserved. Was married to a abusive husband, left him over 30 yrs ago and now with Exploited all these years, not seeing my Son after his Father took him and surely brainwashed by my Exhusband before taking him out of school one day at 13 yrs old all the time manipulating my Son. Grooming begins when son's are young and even while in the Womb of the babies mother. Cults can be extremely dangerous. I came back to County where my Son lives once again hoping to get to my Son's Soul as that is exactly what these Dark Evil Family Cults do.

[@davidnorthern0219196]

This is a real boss. Goal objective is the priority. I don't care how we get there or who gets there with us. Just get it done!

[@KemperStone-vj4lj]

I haven't seen the film but love these shorts. I'm convinced that the black "computers" were as competent and essential.ss shown, but can't help wondering if the Costner character wasn't fictionalized to be a bit too enlightened and assertive than us realistic. But I also concede that deviating from specific historical facts can make this sort of presentation more essentially accurate.

[@davidnorthern0219196]

I think that there have always been people who were ahead of their time or perhaps he was just a man that didn't care how it got done as long as it got done! Perhaps you need to read about John Brown. If all black people had the conviction of John Brown, we would have never been in this situation in the first place. He believed in it to such a degree that he gave his life for it!

[@beth2513]

AMEN SIR!

[@shannono9158]

If only our government worked this way 😭

[@rayharris4614]

Exactly more supervisor should have that mindset. Just get it done

[@ron56pvi13]

The actual story was so much more astounding. We owe them and all of that generation.

[@lawrencequave7361]

I read that John Glen asked this lady to "check the figures" because he didn't trust the computers. Computers are just machines. What Glen was certainly implying is that he didn't trust the PROGRAMMERS. Did anyone ever check to see if it was a programming error or a mathematics error? (I was a college co-op programmer for a PhD mathematician. Either/both can make mistakes. FYI: back in Glen's day, we didn't have the Software Quality Assurance testing we have now. I was that, too.)

[@tyler_bt3326]

Just look at the absolute shitshow that was the Therac-25 and you’ll understand why Glenn trusted Katherine’s maths more than a computer. Computer science was still in infancy. Code isn’t infallible, and as you rightly said the code is only as reliable as the people writing it

[@bobrunnicles4618]

No need to read it, that scene is in the movie, exactly as described 😎

[@caterinaml]

Watch the movie, you'll be overwhelmed with pride. ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

[@JulieDupuis]

This is before "computers" were machines; they were mathematicians. They bring in IBM computer machines at some point in the movie, and once the programmers get them going, she loses her job as a human computer.

[@lawrencequave7361]

When I was working on my computer science degree in 1974, I co-oped as a Fortran programmer for the Missile and Gun Systems Branch of the US AIR FORCE ARMAMENT TEST LABRATORY at Eglin AFB, FL. In our office, we had about a dozen 'egg heads' who had PhDs in everything. They would write equations on the board 'a mile long' just like in the movie Hidden Figures. They were MATHEMETICIANS and PHYSICISTS, but--with digital computers just then (more or less) coming onto the scene--they weren't particularly competent in computer programming. At that time, the salaries for the 'egg heads' was maybe 20K to 30K a year. The starting salary for a programmer (when I would get my degree) would be about 12K per year. Do you think any employer was going to have 'egg heads' take time out to learn computer programming? HECK NO! They were going to hire programmers like me. Did I comprehend all those equations full of Greek squiggles? Nope. I didn't have to. My job was to transform those math equations into computer code, which I was excellent at. That way the 'egg heads' could keep coming up with more equations. My point: at THAT TIME you needed BOTH 'egg heads' AND programmers. Over time, computers came to be used for more than solving math equations for accounting or rocket science. They came to be used as the 'smarts' in all the millions of different devices we have today. At that point, the most valuable gadget designer was someone who had a degree in electrical engineering AND a degree (or at least a minor) in computer programming. A math-programming degree was very valuable, too. Over time, the writing of a widget specification fell to the people who wanted the widget, the thought being, "You know what you want your widget to do do. Write it down and we'll BOTH build and program it for you." That required people who could program AND 'think out of the box' and build stuff. Someone who could ONLY program was now useless. Programmers who were very smart and could invent things that never existed before were now in HIGH DEMAND. Industry changed the names of those people from 'programmer' to 'systems analyst' and their salaries SKYROCKETED! And that was ME in 1976. I was now on the 'computer science' roller coaster and it was going up very fast. No systems analyst had to worry about a job. Bad employer, horrible boss, uninteresting job, etc. QUIT! You could often have a new job inside of two weeks. By the way: All this took place several years BEFORE Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Microsoft, Apple (and many others) put PCs in everyone's homes. (Millennials, Gen-X, and Gen-Z: You can't just go to the fair and throw darts to try to win the giant stuffed animal. You've gotta find the highest, most dangerous roller coaster, be daring, and get on it. The cost of the ticket might be high, but the payoff will be worth it. Sorry, but it WON'T be easy.)

[@robertamaclean3384]

I love this movie. Beginning, Middle and End. The actors and actresses were perfect for each role.

[@morganseppy5180]

Haven't seen it, but after these shorts and rec's, i need to see Hidden Figures

[@keinethpentland963]

​@@morganseppy5180it's a Superb Movie❤

[@clariseharrington8252]

Facts ❤

[@robertlopez7779]

I Love Me some Taraji P. Henson ever since "Baby Boy". It's ashame that she never received not 1- Oscar for as many roles she played on the Big Screen. This Young Lady is a Super STAR🌟! ... and this move "Hidden Figures" is one of her Greatest Films IMO. It's also ashame that our Talented & Gifted African Americans have been kept as Hidden Figures in American History, the List goes On & On what they have given this Country. Hey I'm a Proud 62yr old Mexican American who grew up in Southern California and I've SEEN the DisHonor AA have received and kept from our History Books. Let me just close with this. I'm also Proud to have a Absolutely Gorgeous Blackcican Granddaughter (AA & MA mix). That will shoot for the Stars as well. May The Lord continue to Bless you Taraji 🙏🏽 ... We Love You🤍🤍🤍.

[@Briannamovies]

Thanks for your reply ❤

[@robertlopez7779]

Your very much welcome. ​@@Briannamovies

[@NancyNoo7007]

It’s also anybody ‘s accomplishments - doesn’t matter what ethnicity - are not celebrated if you are not part of the inner circle of elites .. they pull the strings ..

[@robertlopez7779]

@@NancyNoo7007 Your absolutely right Nancy. It's ashame our world is like this. But I know for a Fact that when we do something with conviction and integrity with a pure heart, it will eventually come to light even when people try to keep it in darkness. The righteous will Always Prevail.

[@johnrawson6063]

​@@NancyNoo7007so true... our culture's Mob Dynamic "must" choose a people group (either ethnicity, belief system, intellect, economics, smell, appearance - ANYTHING) in order to Elevate their hollow egos.

[@odisbrown9000]

She held NASA up to light and brought the truth into the light...

[@wineisthebestvice9474]

Nasa was not segregated. This was played up for the movie.

[@annakat3754]

hollywood sensationalism. Racism has been dead for a very long time. Until recently. When blks themselves brought it back to the surface. BLM helped with that. Self inflicted wounds.

[@rockification]

@@wineisthebestvice9474me when one google search proves you wrong

[@QFredfons]

@@wineisthebestvice9474 Segregation was not a choice of individual people and managements, it was government mandated.

[@jeffsandige1625]

What a wonderful tribute to those ladies the movie was wonderful

[@MsBettyRubble]

Would have been better of we had been taught about these black women working for NASA as human computers. It's sad many of us didn't know until we saw the movie. Why isn't the US teaching complete history? K-12 is more than enough time to cover American history.

[@Briannamovies]

@@MsBettyRubble thanks for your reply

[@spirit5228]

I wonder how much those ladies got paid for the movie?

[@jaffparphat1172]

Movie title please

[@yulfine1688]

​@MsBettyRubble why would they? K-12 focuses on general information and basics. Some schools will teach more than others or be ahead but it's run by the department of education mainly. Depending on the classes you take you may or may not learn about them. Those who go into physics or some history classes would learn about them. Others will not, the governments standardized education system has made us education some of the worst education. In terms of university it also depends, what courses did you take?

[@kathrynleaser5093]

Amazing she was there to help and they almost blew it due to their arrogant mind set. Amazing woman. RIP Catherine. ❤😊

[@moneymikeslickwill8749]

This is exactly why usa is great no race color or gender will stop the best person in the room from shining china and Russia to busy coping an not innovative

[@wineisthebestvice9474]

Well, nasa was not segregated. They just played that up for the movie.

[@moneymikeslickwill8749]

@@wineisthebestvice9474 i bet the 50’s was w grand ole time the corvette camr out in what 53 or 56?

[@spirit5228]

​@wineisthebestvice9474 not true. It was.

[@BSWVI]

​@@moneymikeslickwill8749 A great future awaits! 💙💙

[@HulkTheGreat123]

It’s never enough for some people. No matter her honorable life and service to her country it will never be enough for SOME people. But most of us appreciate her very much

[@thomasdahl2232]

This move is amazing. Everyone of these women should have been household names for years. Why are they not?

[@j.b.9581]

Hence the name Hidden . . figures. Maybe you could lead the charge to bring amazingly brilliant women to the forefront of history. Look up Rosalyn Yalow, second woman to win the Nobel Prize in medicine. She passed on in June of 2011. We must be the change that we want to see. I found Rosalyn by digging deep. There are more, oh so many more.

[@kofiboatengsarpong4880]

The boss deserves all my commendation for giving her the opportunity to excel

[@ctay2713]

Had he not John Glenn would have been famous for a different reason

[@souschef4489]

He gave himself a chance to win. He didn’t give a damn about how black people were treated until it impacted him and his programs success. No different than white coaches back in the day who allowed black athletes on their teams so they could win.

[@Industrialreliability]

@@ctay2713@ctay2713, but he did not know that, right ??

[@ms.p6594]

Great movie. Taraji blew this out of the water. Is no one going to talk about the co-sign from the white woman when she said “she’s not Russian sir?” I was too tickled. The other guy is a constant reminder of what we have to deal with. They are always intimidated by our brilliance, innovative skills and creativity. That mixed with hatred for women and black is a dangerous cocktail. When he could not get his way he demanded that she put his name on her work so he could take credit for it. This still happens today. Which is why I support the work from home culture when possible. Just to be away from the office politics, gossip, nepotism, stress and drama to allow you to focus on the task at hand is rewarding.

[@traceylennon1204]

@ms.p6594 The comedy relief in this short..HILARIOUS!! 🤣😂

[@clariseharrington8252]

Facts ❤

[@kimberlywebster-williams5451]

She held it up to the light and the LIGHT BLESSED HER !!!!!!!

[@bmwz3coupe]

Every young black child should be required to see this movie. Aspire to greatness.

[@BiLdoEMcLown]

I feel like you could've left race out of your comment without making it less true, but I get what you're saying.

[@morganseppy5180]

​@@BiLdoEMcLownevery child should aspire to high intelligence, poise, inyegrity, and respect as shown by the boss and Katherine in this movie, I agree. But a large part of why Katherine Goble is admired is that she was an amazing person IN SPITE of the systemic, social, and unspoken/soft racism she faced. She's a trailblazer as a black woman at NASA. That is admirable to ppl of all races, but esp young black girls should learn about her and and aspire to her fortitude and excellence.

[@SvnRai.Pn9]

@@BiLdoEMcLownwhy when it is a black movie

[@BiLdoEMcLown]

@@SvnRai.Pn9 because the message within has no race.

[@avejaly8065]

EXACTLY. Mine will.

[@timothysassanella272]

One of the best movies of the last 20 years. I watch it at least once a year now.

[@JaStvarno]

What is the name of the movie?

[@josephsliger3308]

What is the name of the movie. I would like to know too.

[@sallymcgill2572]

@@JaStvarnoHidden Figures

[@JaStvarno]

@@sallymcgill2572 thank you

[@martinmckay3241]

Should be a Christmas movie....one of the better feel good movies

[@211cozmo]

Sheldon doesn’t like her because she’s smarter than him

[@82dupont]

The real life Katherine was smarter than all of them. Sheldon just plays a scientist in a show.

[@stigtuneback1966]

@@82dupont spot on aye.

[@magiscichoam]

American Apartheid at its finest. Not only is she smarter than he is but she’s also, considering the prevailing racial attitudes of the time period, she’s Black.

[@durbar5412]

No Men can handle Smarter / Intelligent women

[@EBaron007]

@@durbar5412, that’s total BS. Only insecure men can’t handle an intelligent woman. KC, basically eliminated the only concern he had. He recognized her genius.

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

I absolutely LOVED this film..l love true stories.. and Costner likes doing true stories, too.. JFK..Thirteen days.. Hidden Figures..Black or White..McFarland USA..Mollys Game..The Highwaymen.. every one a banger..Costner found filming Hidden Figures difficult due to a bad back injury but you couldn't tell that in the way he knocked down that sign..and now Kathryn Goble has a whole building at NASA named after her..Truly magnificent film from begining to end..

[@user-dh6bj2me5p]

This movie was fun to watch but it was far from true.

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

@user-dh6bj2me5p In what was wasn't it true?.. These three amazing ladies made a big contribution to NASA.. It's true what Alan Shepherd said.. There is a whole building named after Kathryn Goble..if you are talking about where Costner knocks down the toilet sign.. granted, that's not true.. but the contributions made by these ladies are very true..

[@fawnebrown4619]

Great scene all around. The "darker ink" line was 👌. That Ruth is a smooth one. Looks like she takes everything in stride.

[@davep8221]

My dad worked on the Atlas rocket. We had two dogs named Atlas. Watching the launches from the east coast of FL was an amazing experience.

[@jimbarrett5930]

All of those women were amazing. When I was in high school, I found out that my geometry teacher worked for Dr Jacobs, phd aeronautical engineer, who developed the wing shape of the P-51 Mustang. She was a great teacher.

[@DMCM84]

Sheldon Cooper is a bigger ass on this show 😤😡🤣

[@Briannamovies]

😂😂

[@LouisNyiri]

He does it so well. He’s a natural.

[@gracieg7601]

She’s so good in this movie. I love it.

[@sophosbeasan1]

He is racist even in this show. It seems it rubs in the blood type of thing.

[@steveanderson4768]

He plays the part where all of the paranoid Russian spies everywhere type person shit I have to be this good she’s a black female that means she’s a Russian spy

[@everettplummer9725]

I read a lot of redacted classified information because they didn't use the darker ink

[@chrisbrown7362]

You're a'sposa black it out and then Xerox it.

[@randyayers3496]

I'm not certain I'd have posted that. Coming from a man who had a Top Secret.

[@roytee3127]

@@chrisbrown7362 Old spoilsport here - xerox machines were brand new at the time. Probably nobody would have thought to use them in that way.

[@donnalogan3386]

This movie was absolutely outstanding.❣️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@susangreen8820]

Can you please tell me what's the name of this film thank you.

[@LizBotvinnik-ff2bc]

@@susangreen8820hidden figures

[@wayneantondodgeheat7448]

HIDDEN FIGURES is the name

[@annehunt787]

Thank you!

[@nostradamus7648]

Debbie Does Dallas is the name.

[@abrahamcobian254]

I’ve seen this movie twice and getting ready to see it again. Absolutely loved it!

[@davidarnold1225]

Yup, holds up well, all 3 womens' stories.

[@chriswilson8180]

It’s about time that she was honored

[@wineisthebestvice9474]

She was very honored.

[@jeffmays3159]

Darker ink. Lol. This was such a super movie.

[@Briannamovies]

Sure

[@vantruong469]

Blackest ink! She is smarter than “Sheldon”.

[@gregoryhughes8104]

Wow, two words and they became iconic. DARKER INK.

[@ramonbenito9840]

The Boss decisions are critical.

[@Briannamovies]

Yes❤

[@gracieg7601]

Darker ink is a good idea.

[@williamko4751]

KC did a good job here.

[@LindaJones-gq6bb]

He was very sick making this movie, he was on a drip anytime he was not in a scene. He did a excellent job.

[@balloonmanalvinpitts]

KEVIN? Yes but it doesn't work TP Henson

[@DrNancyLivingCoCreatively]

I'm loving these important memories.💙

[@Dragonblade722]

Bait title. She was "interrogated" because she knew something that was supposes to be classified. When she explained how she knew, the boss accepted it and told them to give her everything she needs. Considering the time period, that sounds pretty appreciated.

[@gladysturner3692]

Very painful how one will work harder and others takes the credit 😢

[@lauradarnall227]

This movie is Called Hidden Figures and it a great movie to watch......it also goes to show us that even back then that segregation was bad back then to ...and then after Catherine Gobel had her break down after her bathroom break was a great Point.....at least she got her stran of Pearls for her wedding from her Boss and the rest of the in her department

[@michaelewing3401]

@@lauradarnall227 Katherine said she never faced any racism at NASA and there were never any segregated bathrooms. This was a movie. Much of it was fiction. 😂

[@metropcs7608]

Great movie. Loved the actors and actresses. In the movie.

[@missacay]

I like Katherine. She's very smart.❤😊

[@debbiesims138]

I rented this last week. I watched it 3 times before it was returned.

[@Briannamovies]

Me too

[@marziehardestani4497]

​@@debbiesims138 what is the name ?

[@debbiesims138]

@@marziehardestani4497 Hidden Figures

[@UnknownPascal-sc2nk]

But she sure looks Russian....

[@annakat3754]

The truth was the conflict was more about her being a woman than about her being blk.

[@larrycobb5798]

There’s never been such a thing as a black American spy, who descended from slavery in the United States. Despite the travesty that we have suffered, we have been the most loyal group to this country. Our inventions , our ideas and our contributions for the last hundreds of years? Our free labor? Our low wages (post slavery)…we are owed a serious debt!

[@annakat3754]

yawn

[@michaelewing3401]

@@larrycobb5798 we? 😂

[@larrycobb5798]

@@michaelewing3401 YEP!!! We. As a direct descendant of the afflicted we are still suffering from the impact of American slavery to this very day.

[@michaelewing3401]

@@larrycobb5798 you were never a slave. 😂 Quit asking for handouts and go get a job.

[@illuzion8]

"I don't think it's a good idea..." This woman is an obvious genius and beyond qualified for this assignment. What further criteria would make one hesitate in a "color blind" society? I wonder... 🤔

[@user-lv2ud3zp5i]

One of my favorite movies. Along with Dancing with the wolves. 🍿😏📽

[@timh8324]

If it was you would get the name correct: Dances with Wolves

[@jinjerfanatic1372]

​@@timh8324Otherwise known as, Shung manitu tanka ob wachi.

[@rafaelramos3511]

What is the name of this movie

[@jinjerfanatic1372]

@@rafaelramos3511 Hidden Figures

[@jinjerfanatic1372]

@@rafaelramos3511 Hidden Figures

[@brc9064]

Great movie Need more movies depicting Black women in great positions that are helping in yesterday,today and tomorrows world achievements

[@gingerleake8385]

“Well, there it is: Atlas.” 😂😂😂KC’s delivery of this line makes me laugh.

[@shantayedincsoy1611]

"Darker ink is a good idea." She is the darker ink!

[@henrikchristensen9222]

ONE of the Most incredible Movie How Women Came out of Repression and Most of all Colourfull Repression "Stand up and Fight for Your Rights" equal for male and Female Its your Own Right to fight for what you Feel For When you Not Brake others to do the same

[@larrote6467]

you keep falling for hollywood bs; the same people that created all of these offensive myths are now selling you products pretending to be good guys., Congrats! you fell into the trap and you're giving your money to the people that keep the world unequal.

[@gy5415]

What’s movie’s name?

[@TheMcLune]

Awesome that she did all those calculations by herself. Without her and her team, those astronauts wouldn't have made it

[@greenreaper1605]

Jim Parsons played his role very well especially when contrasted Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory

[@darenmaples9872]

Do they make it to the moon without her? Probably but I’d be willing to bet no where near in the time frame they did.

[@paulcraig169]

She was questioned,but she was honest with Superior intelligence.Now she's a valued employee.

[@JehSquared]

I can watch this movie over and over and over and over and over, a lot more than Black Panther!👍🏿

[@winniejohnson5559]

Heck yeah !! I never saw black panther bits and pieces but not the entire movie.. I believe it' was good but just not interested.. but this YES !!

[@toniaanderson7081]

Great Movie...

[@loredanadodson1602]

What a great movie !

[@richardmanginelli2624]

Everyone who claims their a victim of this or that should watch this movie and how these women, not just her character but the women faced adversity and Contributed to this Country in spite of the Hurdles before them

[@Briannamovies]

Thanks for your reply ❤

[@MrBennieagray]

Isn't that like saying if one person can survive a bulleeett to the head then anyone can? Or like saying if a man 2k years ago could come back to life 3 days later Anyone can? I would call this more of special circumstances that not everyone is offered and no matter how much you try. If the person above you wants to they will decide if you succeed or not

[@kb72977]

Their contributions were accepted because Americans wanted to beat the Russians to space. Stop focusing on the exception and get rid of the fucked up rule.

[@user-pc7gx5zn2b]

So you're saying because some people were treated like shit and became the exception of the rest of the people who were treated like shit... those treated like shit shouldn't complain because they might become an exception too?

[@annakat3754]

YES! They did't whine about reparations or retaliation. Imagine how these strong, determined people of history would be appalled at the behaviors of their culture today. They didn't sacrifice and fight for recognition only to have their community rife with drugs, thugs and broken families. Get it together blk people. You are setting your own selves back hundreds of years with this modern diatribe.

[@larrysorenson4789]

Dad was in charge if the Atlas Missile system and performance for ten years.There were no failures during that entire period. Colonel Richard H. Sorenson. WW2, Korea, Vietnam, Test Pilot, pentagon, McDonald Douglas. They don’t make them like that any more.

[@Briannamovies]

Thanks for your reply ❤

[@JamesChristian-nr4ux]

Amen! My Dad was a Captain in the 101st Airborne. Caught a German bullet behind a hedgerow in Bastogn Belgium.

[@larrysorenson4789]

@JamesChristian-nr4ux hope he was OK

[@williamblack2904]

And from that point on the always used photo copy’s of redacted documents rather than the originals.

[@borgsimpson935]

This movie suprised me. Awesome Movie... Damn shame, it took a Movie. To give her and her fellow innovators THE RESPECT AND RECOGNITION.... THEY SO DESERVEDLY EARNED....

[@Briannamovies]

Thanks for your reply ❤

[@DurzoBlint116]

“Darker ink is a good idea” I wonder if he meant actual ink or was implying a darker person… or if it means something else in the movie, which I haven’t seen. Either way, the implication here is a nice touch of acceptance in a time where it wasn’t commonplace.

[@Thaumaturge86]

Fun fact: Until 2005 the CIA had been using black hi-lighters rather than markers to redact all their classified documents.

[@georgepaiva7496]

It’s a very accurate depiction of the women who helped get us to the moon

[@rammsteinrulz16]

"Are you a spy?" "No?" "Understandable have a nice day" Some interrogation.

[@JjDodo-nu4mb]

Quit the victim mentality. He asked. She answered. End of it.

[@robertbrandel414]

One of my Favorite parts he played!!

[@dariyababumalapati7144]

America became superpower because of the people like him. They don't show prejudice in using talents.

[@BartBade]

Another post meant to sound racist when it's not. She knew about something top secret that she shouldn't have known about. Interrogation was the logical choice.

[@SweetAven00]

Fear of color has kept our country from more greatness than we’ll ever know. How many inventions could’ve led to soo much more,- had we treated the original inventors well 😢 Fear from color has been the start and will be the downfall of this country. Smh movies like this are not sought out even, and are being banned from classrooms. My daughter goes to a private school and she was the only one who had seen it before it was played and it’s not just about color. It’s about how we relied on our minds first. She did better than the computer. She was the original computer.

[@Briannamovies]

@@SweetAven00 thanks for your reply

[@julians7613]

“Are you spy” “No” “Great you passed the test” 😂

[@jenniswatching7]

She looks around like "uh I'm not Russian" lmao

[@user-ub5pc8mw6p]

Her bathroom breaks took to long so he destroyed segregated bathrooms and told her to go wherever she wanted but preferably closer to her desk

[@kevinm.8682]

When a subordinate says "I just don't think it's a good idea," without specifics, they need some personal one-on-one time with the boss, preferably standing on the carpet in front of the boss's desk while the boss explains the facts of life.

[@macabrojo]

the metaphor about darker ink is so perfect and poetic. what an amazing movie ❤️

[@elvis.kraw.6302]

What's the name of the movie?

[@terrywade3696]

It’s listed on the thumbnail cover page at the bottom #Hidden Figures!

[@StuartHollingsead]

I knew a lady who was the same age. She turned down a job at nasa to teach highschool math. She is the only lady i have ever met who can do all integral math problems in her head. She knows every type of solution by heart.

[@jgray5034]

Thank God for the genius of Katherine Goble and for the practical attitude of Kevin Costner’s character who refused to snuff out her brilliance ❤🎉

[@pieterpost563]

What is the movie name any one that can help me out ?

[@terrywade3696]

It’s listed on the thumbnail cover page at the bottom #Hidden Figures!

[@djcoleman9608]

As an engineer, I would advise every engineering manager on up to watch this move. I have seen to many "old" attitudes politely surface. The intervention engineering is going to need in the future is not going to come from "old" attitudes or mindset, it will be the blending of ideas and those ideas will come from all levels of the social dynamics. Truly inspired engineers create because that's who they're destined to be.

[@MrShadowpanther3]

People who value and attract TALENT, regardless of anything else, is what we need more of.

[@mrkiplingreallywasanexceed8311]

Fabulous scene and the character played by Kevin Costner demonstrating what true equality means - not the pathetic masses jumping on the bandwagon to compensate their total inadequacy and making the rest of us feel guilty for it.....

[@ImDownWiddat]

That second look-back when she says “She’s not Russian, sir”. 😂😂

[@naturelover9716]

I love his "yup, there it is." You can practically hear the "well that's a whole other fucking problem."

[@tinaschlindwein9267]

What's the name of this show?

[@terrywade3696]

It’s listed on the thumbnail cover page at the bottom #Hidden Figures!

[@bryanblalack4340]

You heard her. She's not a spy. 😂

[@StewardSmith-sw5dl]

What is name of movie

[@terrywade3696]

It’s listed on the thumbnail cover page at the bottom #Hidden Figures!

[@sharonstromley9350]

My favorite movie. The triumph of the human spirit over prejudice and fear of "otherness". Poor Paul, afraid of Katherine's talent and the color oʻf her skin.

[@Briannamovies]

Thanks for your reply ❤

[@tomstrickland5504]

Name of movie?

[@terrywade3696]

It’s listed on the thumbnail cover page at the bottom #Hidden Figures!

[@robertbaskin1537]

What is this movie called

[@terrywade3696]

It’s listed on the thumbnail cover page at the bottom #Hidden Figures!

[@jsnew3154]

Sheldon!!!!🎉😂🎉😂

[@user-vi5wv9ht8l]

This is a great example of brilliant minds making the world better for everyone with no regard to race or gender if allowed great ideas can come from everywhere and all peoples of the world.I love this movie ,there are many more good ones out their look for them and you will be rewarded.

[@StanleypeterDickinson]

Read the Book too.😊

[@Dee-vz3ew]

To this very day there are people like him in the work place.

[@imperviousness1010]

Why wouldn’t she be interrogated she had information that wasn’t released the only way to find anything out is to ask, quit trying to make everything racist

[@luzsobrejuanite9593]

What's the title

[@terrywade3696]

It’s listed on the thumbnail cover page at the bottom #Hidden Figures!

[@terrywade3696]

It’s listed on the thumbnail cover page at the bottom #Hidden Figures!

[@ADF898]

In an alternate universe Steve Bannon had her thrown into a prison cell for being an " agitator ". 😮

[@Briannamovies]

😮😮😮

[@shandorkato]

DEI wannabe..... kick her out.

[@davidbrown8310]

Oh geez, we got one of those here !

[@michaelsantos639]

You putz it’s the Democlowns that have weaponized law enforcement and the DOJ. Steve Bannon is in jail bc of this - maybe check out a new story on occasion

[@MikeDrop136]

That didn't age well. Guess who threw Bannon into a prison cell for asserting a legitimate Constitutional privilege?

[@elenaemets3695]

I love this movie.

[@mariaroughsedge7736]

Great movie.She is a very talented actress with class.And she showed the world that woman are strong and intelligent.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Intelligence and common sense. Those 2 don’t normally go together. Nice to see it for a change! Loved thid money. Especially liked when the cop gave the women an escort to NASA. That was a perfect touch.

[@thomasjones2758]

It’s amazing to me how normal it seemed to disrespect people of color like that’s the natural order of society. Crazy! I was the youngest ever and first Black General Foreman, a middle level mgmt position at the Westinghouse Defense Center’s Command and Control Division. I was 27 years old. My peers were twice my age, and some didn’t speak to me for 3 years! From 1988-1991, I took off 3 weekends.

[@Generalscorpio]

The Boss appreciated her he just had a bunch of competing priorities, when you're in a space race with another superpower security is actually important. Ironically it's those competing priorities which make him take the actions he does in the movie, he needs the fewest possible road blocks to the overall goal.

[@mikegreen9177]

Costner being the white knight...

[@GreenEyedRogue]

No. First of all Costner's character is a fictional composite, but that's not really the point. As a government agency dedicated to accomplishing something that was incredibly difficult NASA attracted thinkers and innovators. People committed to doing something that had never been done before. It was the perfect place to challenge old prejudices. The arc of history bends at key inflection points. Change doesn't just happen. Some person must challenge the status quo. This is an important component of this movie. NASA leaders in the 1960's were willing to prioritize talent over protocol and we're all better off for it. The only negative thing about this story is it took so long to tell.

[@ExWEIMan]

@@GreenEyedRogue Too bad they couldn't find people like her to design a space suit.

[@MiamiCoffee2023]

I find the actor playing Paul so insecure at times with all his questions, he should have faith.