Amazing!
What a beautiful contribution to this world.
I love those powerful women.
Great cast!

Great cast. Important story, well told. I give it an 8.5 (great re-telling). I have to confess that a couple of times this year I've been a little taken aback by dramas produced as period pieces, when I can distinctly remember seeing the events televised live. The things that remind me that I'm an old woman.

I think the best picture nomination is far fetched. It is simple a nice movie that i'm sure if it wasn't all these politically correct it would be overlooked by the academy and this year there is more than one such movie

Fantastic movie - lovable characters - especially Mary. The scene where Al is tearing down the coloured sign outside the toilets and says "At NASA we all pee the same colour" was tear inducing!

Way too much hype. Pretty dull.

A very special film! Loved it in every asect.

The Badass film of the year, enough said.

Hidden Figures is mostly elevated by its performances. The whole cast is really exceptional in this movie, but it is a typical biopic that we see multiple times ever year. Its a little clichéd but the acting and directing is enjoyable enough that it is still a good watch and the story itself is actually quite interesting.

I was a little bit dissapointed by this movie which might be another case of too high expectations.
It is a great movie to look at visually and the performances of the main actors left nothing to be desired. But I missed the intensity that only flashed up vaguely. Considering what this is about - the brillant mind, the outstanding achievements of these women with the adversary they had to face - it is too nice a movie.

Quality.

I remember hearing a lot of positive things about 'Hidden Figures' back when it was released in 2016 but never got around to watching it - until now. I can understand the hype this had/has.

Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer and Janelle Monáe are superbly chosen, their chemistry together is top notch - you buy their friendship completely. Henson is the standout of the three, there's one scene of pure frustration for Katherine where Henson's performance is simply fantastic.

Kevin Costner is good here as Harrison, though the characters of Jim Parsons (Paul) and Kirsten Dunst (Vivian) are a little roughly developed. Other pluses from this film include the music and the cinematography.

There does seem to be a load of artistic license used, even for some important scenes, which is a little disappointing as it would've been nice to have a more truthful telling of this era in world history. With that said, I guess it is a film first so making it strong in that regard is more important.

In conclusion, I thoroughly enjoyed this.