Showing the world the behind the scenes of NASA headquarters during the Civil Rights Movement truly honored the three women who worked their butts off. Finally, receiving the credit they deserve- a whole movie based on their accomplishments. The actresses who played our favorite ladies, were the best choices to show their personalities and to express true emotion throughout the film. I highly suggest you watch this over and over again.

I was literally high for a week after watching this movie. If there were any negatives, they certainly aren't worth mentioning. Nothing could take away the pure enjoyment and for me - it was just that great.

Last night i was browsing my cable for a good movie to watch. I came across this one, checked its IMDB rating and though to myself "seems legit, let's watch it". After finishing it, i thought "I need to create an IMDB account and review this movie/farse". So you wanna watch a serious movie about racism? There are masterpieces out there. American History X comes in mind right away. A true anti-racist statement. Just ignore Hidden Figures. I can imagine how this movie was created. A bunch of people got into a room and said "let's create a movie that is politically correct in every frame possible". There is a scene in this movie which, I'd say, sums up the entire movie. The launch team is not entirely sure about the trajectory of the rocket. So John Glenn all suited up in his space suit, is delaying the rocket launch sequence, standing by the rocket, waiting by the phone for the brilliant black girl to call and confirm the trajectory. I mean....... really? This really happened? It is just propaganda and it's blatant. This movie just promotes an agenda and has nothing to do with cinematography. To summarize. This movie is trash. Just watch American History X.

I enjoyed this thoroughly. It isn't likely to be the most true to life imagining I've ever seen of the problems people of colour faced in the US in the 60's and it no doubt glosses over a lot of issues, but all in all I found it sufficiently entertaining not to mind.A solid 7/10.