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Not often in these days and time do you find Movie Directors and Producers that are willing to invest the time and the money, also the courage too bring to the big screen a movie that portrays the intellect and contributions that Brown Skin Americans have made to this country. Hidden Figures was based upon a true story of a group of highly intelligent and Blessed Brown Skin American Women whom played a major role in the success of a landmark NASA mission and because of their genius and attributes, they basically figured out what no others at NASA could at that time. This movie marks a piece of history that you can share with everyone as a learning tool that will surely dismiss any negative connotations and correct historical thinking about above average IQ’s. Warning, this is a very nerve racking movie, gut wrenching! Thick skin is required! Buy it, watch it and share it! Very educational.

very good movie I would recommend I have a very good time me and my wife

This movie has a wonderful message and is inspiring. We really enjoyed it!

Okay so this wasn't what I thought it was. I was expecting a documentary about someone who found a bunch of Lego minifigs in a closet somewhere. I couldn't have been further from the truth. This was a great story, and one I hadn't heard before.

Thoroughly enjoyed movie which was something I didn't know until I saw the movie

Blu-ray worked great. No issues. Movies was even better. Recommend to anyone.

A great movie, a good story and great characters. It is well worth watching

Love this movie had to add it to my collection. Can't go wrong with this movie

The movie touches on how strong women contributed to NASA. Loved it.

This was an exceptional purchase three deals for the price of one!

This was a really good movie and a great price when I purchased it.

Love this movie! Good movie for all to watch! Would recommend you watch.

The story behind NASA’s success of space flight and the true mathematical minds behind the scenes gets told here. It was enjoyable, I did feel like they had shot a lot more of this movie, but cut some out for time. But still worth watching.

This film gives insight to a team of women who needed to be recognized

Very inspiring movie! Amazing true story! One of my new favorites!

I love this movie. It's a very good movie to see with the whole family.

Great film about a true story! Great casting as well. #BlackGirlsRocks

Hidden Figures is one of my favorite movies because of its story.

We have watched this movie several times. Great movie for the whole family.

Hidden Figures could have easily been one of those films that plays things right down the middle. Mainstream to the max. A standard structure with a likeable cast delivering an uplifting and equally heartwarming story that inspires us all to live our lives in something of a better fashion and to many ends-it is exactly that. That may sound as if I'm coming out the gate reducing the film to cliché via expectation, but it is how Hidden Figures both uses such identifiers to its advantage without reducing itself to those overused thoughts that make it charming while still routine. Exciting while ultimately a little obvious. It is a film with just the right amount of sass and just the right amount of authenticity to meet somewhere in the middle between a made for TV movie and that of a larger budget biopic, but this time with three central characters rather than just one formerly famous person. What Hidden Figures does so deftly is suggest how well-known its three protagonists should be rather than playing off how well known they clearly aren't. That their accomplishments are far greater than anything any musician or actor might be able to contribute to society, but due to the fact their profession is much less attractive (and their circumstances even less so) than performing on stage they seem fated to go down in history with little to no recognition. As these things tend to go though, Hollywood can't ignore a good underdog story, but when this is true in terms of something as large as the legacy of both the three individuals whose lives this film chronicles as well as all the women and women of color that these three stand to represent, such Hollywood reliabilities aren't always such a bad thing. From the director of the safe, but pleasing St. Vincent comes another competently made piece of cinema that exercises its big heart and sentimental streak in ways that are familiar, but that are executed so well and with such strong characters that it's impossible not to find yourself drawn to the satisfying journey Hidden Figures takes us on. Juggling three individual arcs with multiple facets within each and a scope that deals in the space race of the 1960's Hidden Figures is certainly a much more ambitious project than that of director Theodore Melfi's previous film, but one that he handles with assured grace as in only his second feature Melfi has proven he has the rare talent of crafting movies that are unabashedly feel-good while not allowing the saccharine aspects to overstep their boundaries forcing the story and the characters that craft that story to be as authentic as the beats are familiar.