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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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I love Mary's attitude. She's angry enough to know what she deserves and smart enough to grab it when it comes along.
2degucitas well said
✔
People with Mary's attitude back then being openly sarcastic to. Police will end up missing or worse. Let's not have amnesia
@@HerbEVore-ti6hs holy F***, what's wrong with you?
List of inventions by Herb E. Vore-
racist lists, crap username.
Go chew some spinach.
@@HerbEVore-ti6hs too much space in a comment filled with racist crap and interestingly enough I know you don't have 1 valid point for your ideas
the music in this movie is absolutely amazing
Pharrell …🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Song name?
Each girl has an unique type of beauty, Hollywood beautiful, adorable sweet face beautiful, and my mama beautiful. I love it!
Annaliese Cancilla let me guess, Mary is Hollywood, Katherine is the sweet one, and Dorothy is the mom.
Mausemädchen Mi dang how did you know 😂
They are very beautiful! 😍
Was the sirens necessary?!
Speeding in the car they said it was 1961!!!! The year I was born (I try not to tell anybody though, I look younger)!!! Late 50's and early 60's, these girls had hard times yes, and those late 60's, when I was a kid, was chaotic, with Vietnam, and King and Robert Kennedy getting shot, a very chaotic decade. But we keep on striving. And every now and then, if you're lucky, you get a [metaphorical] police escort......
Tell her Doctor Z, no shoe is worth your life
Bruh we're all human just different shades. COME ON NOW
Gold Figure ~☆☆☆☆☆
Alguien tiene el link para ver la película completa en español
it's sad that it never gets better for the POC
My mother had a car like that and the same color.
I love this movie so much... being a woman in the science and technical fields back then was hard enough, but being a woman of color as well... Wow...
@Chief Tahchawwickah that's a bit harsh. This is a story that needs to be told and shared to all or else how do you expect to break down the stigma towards race and color? This is for all. This is to say that color and race are very well capable of a job and getting it done. If we set aside our differences this is how NASA got their job done. That is the message here.
@Chief Tahchawwickah that was so mean lol at least she didn't say anything rude
@Chief Tahchawwickah im sure you dont look like a burnt chicken nugget
@Chief Tahchawwickah are you african? Do you live in Africa?
Chief Tahchawwickah the lady was acknowledging that black almond had it so much harder than regular women, while also saying that women in general had it pretty rough in STEM fields and still do. No reason to put her down, she’s trying to uplift.
"There are quite a few women who work at NASA" Yep that's how it's done.
Slayed it
That was a great scene just like Janelle Monae said "Three black women chasing a white cop down the highway that is a "GOD ORDAINED MIRACLE"
Best line of hers in this scene--no doubt!! I was LMAO!
@@alberthill105 That was the best line in this movie Janelle Monae was the MALCOLM X of this film.
THANK YOU FOR COMMENTING THIS.
and another miracle was the fact that they were chasing a 64 ford police car in 1961, lol
@@bamaguy50 Point taken chasing a police car made in '64 in a different year.
I love how they dressed back then. So classy. So beautiful.
Yes now they are butt naked 😔
Yura Uro- not really, but ok.
Sims freeplay design haven I think so, but ok
@@yurauro1900 women that work in such fields now are still classy and beautiful. But then there exist naked ones too in different fields of course if their professions require it and pretty sure those same professions were there that many years ago as well.
Fashion in the 50s and 60s were elegant and yet casual.
You have to love how those 3 talked themselves out of trouble and won the cop over, the way they did!
Oh wow nice dogwistle
@Lord Farquaad why were they in trouble in the first place its not a crime to be black or broke down on the side of the road
@Lord Farquaad 1) it was based off true events and 2) people are people regusrdless of year. Just because they were racist back then doesn't mean they had done anything wrong. They were being harassed they hadn't done anything wrong
@@ConstantChaos1 Apparently this scene didn't happen in real life.
@@gedias1 thats good
Janelle is sooooo prettyyyyyy
Yeah...wait who?
Never mind.
HONESTLY THOUGH!!
I never knew Janelle was here
Yes she is. Love at first sight when i first saw her doing the pepsi commercial or target. Hmmm
6:28 that sign reading coloured computers had me believing there were going to be computers in there with monitors capable of portraying colour. Now I realize it refers to the humans doing the calculation being coloured.
I DO like how Ms. Minnie made the officer's racial remark into a classy remark. I have a feeling he wasn't going to say "women" at the end of that sentence.
Exactly!!!!
I mean is it more inoffensive that he'd assume NASA doesn't hire based on gender rather than based on skin color? Sexism is acceptable but racism isn't?
You know it! Miss Minnie don't burn no chicken.
I think it would have been "colored women"
@@Debthouse Though perhaps she could give the officer a nice, thick piece of her "SPECIAL" pie. lol
It’s funny how out of all jobs, Sheldon Cooper is the lead ENGINEER😂
Yeah, after all the crap he gave Howard! Nice casting lol
HA
Oh my gosh i didnt even realize that
though i am glad i recongized sheldon copper
I think being pulled over for driving while being black is still dangerous.
That's an unwritten law in Texas. If you are an African American in any car that looks newer than than 2015, you're getting pulled over.
We call it DWB (Driving While Black)
coolhari2000 ummm that's a fact
Captain Obvious in the commonwealth of Virginia, just a be black... You can be in a 1978 pinto and still get pulled over.
Everyday.
@@captainobvious1415 The fact that you're probably going over 10 miles faster than the speed limit is COMPLETELY coincidental.
I always cry of joy after that “THAT. WOULD. BE. WONDERFUL OFFICER.”
I love that Catherine's so graceful yet confrontational. You don't know if she's being a sassy talker or being authentic & realistic 😂 but she sure speaks her mind with no filter and do her thang with no shame.
You>re sure right.
Looking back ... she should have been authentic, bold, matter-of-fact and forthright... She is 'near-God' as far as science/math is concerned.
I saw the white cop pulling over and my heart started pounding. I’m sorry, but for a colored person, there’s not other terrifying thing than an being pulled over by a white cop.
What about a white cop that gets out calling for backup before approaching the car?
@@ConstantChaos1 a white cop that gets out, takes cover behind his car door, and is aiming his pistol/shotgun/rifle at you, and calling for backup/ canine unit.
You poot thing.
Smh the only reason why you fear cops is because you guys be breaking the law or got something to hide not because your skin color facts.
Adrian Juarez You’re genuinely braindead if you think they’re aren’t still a ton of biased cops. Lmao.
they don't go very fast because they did'nt want to damage the priceless vintage cars
that's the point
So much for the two second follow behind rule. Do they think they are NASCAR drivers? I've always thought this scene was rather stupid.
As a black woman I’m ashamed I haven’t seen this movie. I’m buying and watching it today. I have chills just watching these scenes alone. We truly need our own history books.
Have you read the book that the movie is based on?
*Everyone* needs history books which pay homage to these world-changing heroines. Differing history books is the whole reason people in the south still think the Civil War was about states' rights over slavery.
@@scottlyttle5586 no but I imagine it goes into more detail. What’s it called ?
@@here2laff397 "Hidden Figures" by Margot Shetterly.
It’s worth it for the movie. You’ll love it
I've watched this movie 'over' 20 times, no exaggeration, from start to finish. Love Octavia!!
@Lawanda Shepherd You're doing a great service to your child. ⚡🙌
So what happens to the lady that got her shoe stuck?
Ms. Octavia Spencer is a queen!
This era had to be one of the saddest in US history. I cried tbroughout tbis sonderful film.
Giselle Balido we are still pretty sad as this is still happening
TheDisneyLover58 right it is still happening
Era of slavery?
More sad than that time blacks were slaves?
Or when Columbus killed and enslaved the natives?
Or when thousands of people were brutally killed in civil war?
Yeah.... I think a time when it was legal to enslave someone and when a war was fought over it was the saddest
I think the best part about this movie was how it showed how much math can be done without calculators and there is a difference between physics, mathematics and calculating.
Someone gets it. Cheers
Not sure what you mean, these characters (one of these), was exactly that, a calculator. That is her position in the movie.
hahaha sheldon cooper as an engineer
Zee zhi heng you know Howard's having a good laugh over that one.
Typecast
Oompa Loompa of science 🤣
Octavia Spencer played also in the big bang theory
I love their voices
And they're accents💯
It's interesting how, at least to me, Vivian (Kirsten Dunst's character) strikes me as the most racist, like she's probably not nearly as smart as the Dorothy Vaughan or any of the other women in that room and she's actually relatively low in the pecking order so the racist stuff just lets here enjoy a little bit of power.
Really?
@@NuclearMex there is definitely something to be said for the casual racism of white women using their privilege to oppress others via power struggles. The comment while she leaves “didn’t think I’d come all the way down here” shows that she had a low opinion of the people there without reason. The discussion between them about her supervisor position too, no acknowledgement of the different treatment between the group she was in charge of and Vivian’s likely all white division of calculators. It’s definitely there
Yes, that's a good assessment of how organizational power operates in sociology
This was an excellent movie. I saw it with my wife Rosita 6 times. My Rosita died 3 years ago from cancer and this was one of those memories we shared together.
I’m sorry for your loss.
Rest easy Miss Katherine.
AMEN
God bless her!😪🙏
Yes mamn! She was such a legend for what she did in supporting our country's space program despite all the prejudice she faced. May she R.I.P. 😪🙏💖❤
loved this film....but it made me think of how technology could've advanced even further without racism....using minds instead of color
Mrs. Mitchell was so annoying to me. Kirsten Dunst did a good job. I forgot it was her for a second, and wanted to slap out of her mouth. ROTFL.
It's just like when you watch Bryce Howard play Hilly in the help. The anger she makes me feel is definitely borderline rage and I have to remember she's an actress. Nice work to those ladies because they are so convincing.
Just like Sarah Paulson in "Twelve Years a Slave", I absolutely adore her but *MY GOD* did I absolutely hated her in that film. 😂
That would of been funny to see three black women chasing a white cop
Ive already watched this movie like 6 times but clips of it keep popping up in my recommended i think youtube is telling me to watch it again
This movie is fantastic and should be mandatory viewing in every school. What these women (and so many, many people like them) had to go through and put up with! And is subtler ways it is still happening. It makes my blood boil.
movie isnt even accurate, the woman who wrote the main code for the apollo mission was white (obama even rewarded her a medal for doing so during his presidency) and she lead a team of around a dozen women who were white and black, this is taught in some schools
this movie rewrote history to make it seem as tho 3 black women did all the work, which is completely inaccurate
@@logana1999 the person Obama gave the medal to was a light skinned black woman called Katherine Blackford. Due to the one drop rule she was considered black.
wtf.......this movie all good is not accurate.
There is a reason ffeff, that you don't do that. If you wet to school yourself you could understand that a movie is not accurate enough to be consider evidence
@@elg7365 -- Who said it was evidence? Not me, that's for sure. It's enough that it gets people thinking about important issues. That is all it needs to do. And it's a Hollywood film, not a documentary, ffs!
For some reason that line, "…Ladies, that there is a God-ordained miracle!" always cracks me up! Goodness, do I love these women! 😄
Mrs. Mitchell's attitude here is why it is so important to understand intersectionality. Because while both Mrs. Mitchell and Ms. Vaughan faced sexism, Mrs. Mitchel couldn't understand the struggle of Ms. Vaughan who also faced racism.
Um humm, "Minnie dont burn no chicken" and she dont play with no numbers on this movie... And she "Ma" as well....
Aint she "The Help" this year!?
the bathroom scene in this movie still makes me cry 😭
Funny thing is that the lady that the character is based on said that never happened
Yep. Fabricated.
The problem is that they're in 1961 but the cop is driving a 1963 Galaxie Ford
Close...its a 64 custom base model..no front fender line trim..the vertical hash trim..look at the back end...63s had "galaxie" script across the rear deck lid ...64s went to the script in the body panel between taillights
@@mattf49006 A Real Car that could usually be fixed under a shade tree, using a basic tool box, Motors Manual and a quick ride to the local parts store.
How I do miss my Mustang and the old 57 Ford pickup.
@@terryrussel3369 my first car was a '64 Galaxie 2 door with a 390 4bbl...awesome burnouts....then built a big block '55 210 chevy...best days of my life
@@mattf49006 I'm sorry my kids don't have those kinds of memories.
Yes he went back from the future..and took Sheldon with him..
I loved Janelle’s character, so much strength and sass.
3 black woman chasing the white popo in 1961 Lord of mercy 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😁😁😂🤣🤣😉😉😉
Janelle Monáe is one the prettiest women I have ever seen.
“And tomorrow. I’m riding the bus” 😂
I really love this girls.
Excellent, in maybe a minute, we know where each of our protagonists are headed and what their struggles will be. Henson will be essential for working out the analytical geometry, Monae will be wit engineering, and Spencer is going to tackle management.
I was so angry after seeing this movie. How come we never heard of these women? Why weren't they in any of our American history classes in school?? We learned all about the influential MALE scientists, mathematicians, and engineers - but never about the females. These ladies had such indomitable spirits. Bless them all.
Sorry if this is a little salty, but I really do not care about minor inaccuracies in the demonstration of science/mathematics/anachronisms in specific scenes. It’s never going to be scientifically perfect, focus on the narrative.
Out of three women, I couldn’t pick a favorite, I loooove all three.
Great movie
America enemies at the time were the Soviet not each other
Wonderful line of dialogue,"three colored women chasing a cop is a God ordained Miracle!
This part was serious but when he looked up and said the Russians was looking at them 🤣🤣 that’s how people really thought back then
Exactly! And at the part where Katherine's children ask her if the Russians are going to nuke them and then explain to her that they had to hide under their school desks for a drill in case something like that happens. Every single kid in the late 50s and early 60s grew up with that fear. 😄😆
Looks like a 57 Bel air, beautiful car. Came with a 265 or 283 Small block Chevy. They really knew how to make cars look stylish back in the day and not all of them looking like aerodynamic blobs.
And they get pulled over and escorted by a gorgeous, black/white 64 Ford Custom 4-door sedan. So sad that we don't have cars like that no more.
I only just saw this movie a few days ago. I loved it. The true back bone of NASA work force was in hands of these beautiful ladies. I wish I could meet them.
WHAT YEAR IS THIS MOVIE SET IN THATS A 1964 FORD COP CAR
Yes, someone commented about that earlier.
1961
This was a really entertaining film! Great acting about a little-known story. It's just the kind I like.
What a man can do, a woman can do better, don't underestimate people for who they are
I remember those big huge steering wheels. Mary always had that look of she was up to something all the time. I was the same in my younger days. Had to keep people guess lol. Good job ladies.
1961? The only problem with that is the 1964 Ford police car!
Love this scene. Love this movie. Love what it depicted about the troubled times & the circumstances these women overcame. And I have no problem with the makers taking creative license with some of the details to make a greater point. Gotta' admit though, having come of age during that era & being a bit of a car nut, I had to chuckle at the line where they were 'chasing that cop in 1961' with the gearshift lever of that '57 Chevy either in park if it was an automatic, or in reverse or 2nd gear if it was a 3-speed stick shift. (Not to mention the cop was clearly driving a 1964 Ford!) LOL! …………. Still love that movie.
Octavia always gives her all in her roles and shes wonderful
Janelle Monae is so beautiful all of the ladies were and this is was such a great movie being black is hard enough but we always see to overcome whatever injustice comes our way
So my history class, which is my favorite, for now because we are watching the movie and write down questions. I also love it because it is my last period of the day.
The year is 1961 and the police car is a 1964 Ford. The producers made a mistake
The car breaking down scene is one of the best scenes of this movie. It was so good and so funny!!!! I love Marie!!!!!
They started up a testing tunnel with someone still in it???
They don't care. It was a colored woman in there.
What else could you expect from Nazi dissidents?
Every time I see Janelle Monai, EVERY TIME!.. I am stunned how beautiful she is..
That cop car is a 1964 Galaxie - in 1961.
It was a very well kept secret and a scene cut out back to future 4 movie, that Doc Brown and Marty traveled back in time and actually gave the 64 Ford blue prints to find motor Co. That's why the ladies were driving a 57 Bel Air in 61. GM didn't get their blue prints for the 64 Bel Air until 66.
How different is it to the 1961 model? They might have not been able to find a 1961 in good, functioning condition and had to go with a model they could find.
@@AlasdairGR - You obviously know nothing about old cars, or you wouldn't have asked such a silly question.
@@chrispile3878 I'm pretty sure it wasnt possible to find a working model with a decent price point
@@ConstantChaos1 - I know folks who supply cars to the movie industry. The industry doesn't really care about accuracy - why else would they make crap movies about history with lies in them?
"No crime bein Negro neither..." say it louder for the boys in blue!!
What’s the name of that song in the background?
When the ladies broke down , I was 10 years old and about 15 miles away .
I died laughing and crying at the same time when I saw this in the movie theater. Keep wondering if it was true. Thank you for posting.
I love that the first black engineer was a woman. Amazing lady.
Wrong
looks like a '64 ford to me
It is.
Whether this is fictional or not I just love all 3 of those characters. I don’t know what it is about them.
It's based off 3 real women who where instrumental in the moon landing but were never given the credit
Man, I feel like we've been in competition with Russia forever.
The way Catherine pauses after "woman" is just brilliant : )))
Somebody didn’t do their research. The police car is a 1964 Ford Galaxie. This story takes place in 1961
MARY IS THE BEST PERSON IN THE FILM!!!
1:10 was anyone else hoping a bird would sh*t on his face?
why
Imagine going back in time and telling them about everything in space now 😅😅
I'm friends with the actor who plays the police officer! We play basketball together at a gym we both go to.
He's an great actor. I seen him on several movies.
Minor movie issue, but if the car had a bad starter, why was it stranded in the middle of the road and why didn’t it give the ladies trouble when they finished working that evening? I know. Hollywood.
No doubt the colored women were the best of NASA. They definitely had to be TOP of the top of the top to be able to be hired
Don't say colored. This is 2020 not 1961.
Throwback to being afraid that the Russians could take pictures of America from Space. Cut to 60 years later and Google Maps exists and we are all perfectly okay with it lol
strange
I really like this movie. I just watched it the other day. I pray that more black men and women look to stories like these as inspiration. And that they accept and believe that they come from greatness in Jesus name. And that they know they are not what the world try to make them out to be.
This police escort scene is reminiscent to a similar scene from Pride Of The Yankees, the movie about Lou Gehrig.
It just goes to show you that knowledge 💯📖📚📝is power. Regardless if they hate 😡👿you or love you if you have what they need you will at least be admired for your intellect and your extraordinary gift and doors will open.
That used to he obvious. Content of character matters, always has, always will
Given the time period and the way people were back then the people being overtaken seeing 3 black women having a police escort must have been astounded. Their faces would be a picture 😂
I don’t know if that actually happened be so glad these women are getting the recognition they deserve.
0:52 It looks as though the police officer learned to take Mary Jackson's license away by watching Alan Rickman snatch photos for his character's autographs in Galaxy Quest: ruclips.net/video/FEdyNyQCjwE/видео.html
Can anyone please tell me the song name in the police escort scene 2:14?
"Crave" by Pharrel Williams
Pas mal pour le cinoche sauf que l’homme n’est jamais allé sur la lune !
0:43 - The officer was spot on. The way he looked at the ladies. With that evil racist look. great actor
He played a racist clown well, and then came around and for a brief moment was a decent human being.
Nobody is born perfect, but some people can learn to be better.
They hated one color more than blacks: the reds
And tomorrow I’m ridding the bus.... That’s saying a lot given the times...