I think it is a shame that we are only learning about these gifted black women 50 years after the fact! I grew up in the 50s and 60s and knew nothing about these women.
@aldoparrington21182 ай бұрын
It's what happens when white people don't want Black History taught.
@terigamboa8907Ай бұрын
Absolutely we need to know more.
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
You're half right it's a shame that we still treat most women this way and it's 2024 sorry to hear or sorry to say but most people still think it's a man's world
@backyardgrillmaster29105 күн бұрын
@@backyardgrillmaster2910 Men aren’t doing a very good job of running this world. There’s millions of competent women worldwide who could do a better job, if given the opportunity. Hopefully in a parallel universe
@hughgrantfitness42134 күн бұрын
@@backyardgrillmaster2910 Men aren’t doing a very good job of running this world. There’s millions of competent women worldwide who could do a better job, if given the opportunity. Hopefully in a parallel universe
@hughgrantfitness42134 күн бұрын
This film is on my list of " i could watch it over and over". I know its dramatised but it should be shown in schools.
@dawnangelawalkerАй бұрын
Absolutely 💯 we all need to know this
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
I like this movie very much. It’s on TV often, and I watch it again now and then.
@maggiegarber2463 ай бұрын
Can you please tell me what this movie is called
@aluncray96042 ай бұрын
@@aluncray9604, it's 'Hidden Figures'.
@bobmarlowe3390Ай бұрын
Absolutely 💯
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
@@aluncray9604 it’s called Hidden Figures
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
She was a very intelligent woman. Much more intelligent than most of the people she worked with/for.
@t.l.robinson21622 ай бұрын
Absolutely 💯 she was more intelligent than her bosses
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
And I'm sure her bosses knew that, whether they admitted it or not.
@cremebrulee47592 күн бұрын
Absolutely her bosses new that
@hughgrantfitness42132 күн бұрын
I ABSOLUTELY ❤ THIS MOVIE. I ❤ HER AS KATHERINE GOBLE/JOHNSON. I ❤ KATHERINE JOHNSON. What really pisses me off about this movie+real life is John Glenn NEVER recognized her to America and the world and what she did. Do you have any idea how much that could have/would have improved race relations back then??
@Hazeleyedbri2 ай бұрын
You’re absolutely right. These women were human computers…amazing
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Very intelligent and truthful 🙌💪👏🙏
@carriida131315 күн бұрын
It's always beautiful when the truth is brought to the light, and those who doubt or are hoping for a person to be crooked or evil are shut down😌 Good morning 🦅 💜, I'm grateful for another one✔️ Always trust in the Lord or the God that you serve to vindicate you 🙏🏾 He has all the knowledge and power that we need when we're not knowledgeable. Ask and you will receive no matter who tries to sabotage what..Keep God first😊 God bless everyone in this scene When Jesus says yes nobody can say no..
@JaniceCarter-ws7lu3 ай бұрын
i think she was smarter than all the geniouses combined
@johnbouvet53112 ай бұрын
That’s usually the way. 😅
@johnlozauskas778Ай бұрын
Yes she was truly a genius
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
I enjoyed the film but the book is so much better because it tells the wider story.
@siankinrade1994Ай бұрын
Thank you, I need to read the book
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
This interrogation is over= Why the hell are you still in my office??
@bocus202 ай бұрын
Absolutely 👍
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Darker ink.... thats heeeeeelarious!!!!!
@genewilliams6172 ай бұрын
I’ll have to check that movie out
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
She was a real genius!!!
@fatyma20072 ай бұрын
Absolutely 💯
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Darker Ink, the better to see😎
@rlonzoraddison692119 күн бұрын
Fani Willis Trump hearing .... should have been handled like this
@yennevАй бұрын
Tht movie 🍿🎥 changed the world 🌍🌍
@edwardbright9434Ай бұрын
Yes those ladies are/were truly American heroines
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
This says a lot about life, two steps forward, one step back. Every person will be fine, but life will go on. Greed, money, and jealousy will still be around. This is something we all have to change in ourselves. Syb.love ❤
@sheilabohanon6820Ай бұрын
You’re absolutely right. This is a flaw of mankind
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Fantastic movie! ❤️awesome acting! ❤️ A movie that taught me about people & how they were instrumental in the success of NASA missions. ❤❤❤ why did it take so long. I think I know. It’s in black & white.
@hipoman80872 ай бұрын
"Read between the lines."
@vuyokazibiyana75772 күн бұрын
@@vuyokazibiyana7577 it’s still white. I get it.
@hipoman80872 күн бұрын
Such a great movie, I enjoy watching it and when I do I see something or hear something that I didn’t hear or see before.
@karengordon5781Ай бұрын
and Paul there wont be a building at NASA named after you .....
@edhall96563 ай бұрын
My favorite
@henriettabarlett58922 ай бұрын
And me
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES EVER, EVER MADE
@user-iw5wr2sp2uАй бұрын
Absolutely 💯
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
This was an awesome movie! Definitely a must see!
@ja2943Ай бұрын
Absolutely 💯
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
It’s very much rocket science!
@ronaldacarter80792 ай бұрын
Absolutely it’s rocket science
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Sheldon’s twin sister said he was a rocket scientist, guess she was right after all.
@pauldelay77972 ай бұрын
And every bit the arrogant bigot, too.
@stormangelus66382 ай бұрын
I wish they made #2 movie 🎥🎥🍿
@edwardbright94342 ай бұрын
Sequel definitely needed
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Yes th world 🌍🌍 needs positive movies now
@edwardbright9434Ай бұрын
I love that answer, "I held it up to the light.". That was a great job of redaction! He had told her to look beyond, and she did. I would love to have her brain. I struggled with math and science my entire life. My brain just doesn't work that way. I'm a words person, I am a concepts person. I'm not sure exactly what I am, but I do know that math and science don't fit into my brain. My physics professor told me that I was very intelligent person and that there's no reason why I shouldn't be able to grasp the concepts. Anyway, I've made this all about me, but I do have to admit that I'm envious of her scientific brain. I love science, I just can't understand it beyond a certain point. My brain just will not go there. I guess we all have different strengths, and it obviously has nothing to do with sex or race.
@cremebrulee47592 күн бұрын
Everyone has their special gift and yours is words. Our gift is the thing we do best with the least amount of effort
@hughgrantfitness42132 күн бұрын
I held it up to the light
@juliemonarch7364Ай бұрын
That was an amazing idea. Brilliant acting by Taraji Henson and Kevin Costner
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Great movie!
@sharonannrees28242 ай бұрын
Brilliant movie 🎦
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
She outsmart Sheldon. Wow.
@fahmikadaffi58732 ай бұрын
Yes she did 😊
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
LOL "I held it up to the light." Duh, you Nimrods. It doesn't take a genius to know how to properly redact paperwork.
@stormangelus66382 ай бұрын
👍
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
I'm 59 going on 60 this month. I'm white. I live in the South. I watched this movie and loved it. I loved this scene. It showed two things. First, how intelligent people are, not just Kat, but also her boss. Secondly, how painful the lives of those who lived as adults in those times. I was 'taught' the N word. From people like my grandfather and his sons, my step-uncles. If I never met him or that portion of my family, I stand here now and wonder how my view on life and my world around me might be different. I have a lot of black coworkers and even had them as a boss or supervisors in the military. I learned a real truth then. These men are really no different than me. They simply had a different path through life that I had. Funny, how a 2 hour movie can still produce such discussions. Reach down, examine, and let's talk.
@plandl124 күн бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to share your family history, you’re absolutely right, her boss was truly amazing too. We all have so much talent and are stronger together. Thank you my friend for sharing and I do wish you and your family, all the blessings in the world 🙏
@hughgrantfitness421324 күн бұрын
_ some believe his story doesn't tell half of what her story might contain but they even made God a male - after all who wouldn't want a god with ball(s), ain't that so mike ❕❓❕
@vicordecastro2851Ай бұрын
I want to see and make a movie about Charlie Wiggins.
@keithscott19263 ай бұрын
Thank you, I’ll have to research him
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Please tell me what is the name of this movie
@aluncray96042 ай бұрын
“Hidden Figures “
@RusTsea196TАй бұрын
It’s called Hidden Figures
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
Hidden figures
@vuyokazibiyana75772 күн бұрын
Piss poor reactions are not her fault.
@WilliamTurneresq3 ай бұрын
Great story but different math doesn't create new numbers
@JessicaWilliams-lv6upАй бұрын
What do you mean?
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
As great as their contributions were and are, can we call them what they are? They are Americans, Historians, Mathematicians, and Teachers. Why put African or black in front of what they are? It cheapens, in my opinion, what and who they are. Skin color should not matter, Democrats!
@richardswritingadventure971319 күн бұрын
I completely disagree. For too long the contributions of non white and women’s accomplishments have not been highlighted. Yes, we hear about black athletes and musicians but never black and female academic achievements. We will have to agree to disagree.
@hughgrantfitness421316 күн бұрын
What a waste. Allowing such a mind to be hindered from sexism and racism. While we've improved in large ways from this era we still waste our talented women far too often.
@guiwhiz14 күн бұрын
Absolutely, the accomplishments of women are not emphasised enough. As a Personal Trainer, I encounter many women who are far fitter than men in their age group
@hughgrantfitness421314 күн бұрын
HAHAHAHAHAHHAA
@user-gl3zw6el8i3 ай бұрын
Great movie...
@endolfdaise51682 ай бұрын
Brilliant movie
@hughgrantfitness4213Ай бұрын
@@hughgrantfitness4213 great movie... brilliant women 🥰 ?
I think it is a shame that we are only learning about these gifted black women 50 years after the fact! I grew up in the 50s and 60s and knew nothing about these women.
It's what happens when white people don't want Black History taught.
Absolutely we need to know more.
You're half right it's a shame that we still treat most women this way and it's 2024 sorry to hear or sorry to say but most people still think it's a man's world
@@backyardgrillmaster2910 Men aren’t doing a very good job of running this world. There’s millions of competent women worldwide who could do a better job, if given the opportunity. Hopefully in a parallel universe
@@backyardgrillmaster2910 Men aren’t doing a very good job of running this world. There’s millions of competent women worldwide who could do a better job, if given the opportunity. Hopefully in a parallel universe
This film is on my list of " i could watch it over and over". I know its dramatised but it should be shown in schools.
Absolutely 💯 we all need to know this
I like this movie very much. It’s on TV often, and I watch it again now and then.
Can you please tell me what this movie is called
@@aluncray9604, it's 'Hidden Figures'.
Absolutely 💯
@@aluncray9604 it’s called Hidden Figures
She was a very intelligent woman. Much more intelligent than most of the people she worked with/for.
Absolutely 💯 she was more intelligent than her bosses
And I'm sure her bosses knew that, whether they admitted it or not.
Absolutely her bosses new that
I ABSOLUTELY ❤ THIS MOVIE. I ❤ HER AS KATHERINE GOBLE/JOHNSON. I ❤ KATHERINE JOHNSON. What really pisses me off about this movie+real life is John Glenn NEVER recognized her to America and the world and what she did. Do you have any idea how much that could have/would have improved race relations back then??
You’re absolutely right. These women were human computers…amazing
Very intelligent and truthful 🙌💪👏🙏
It's always beautiful when the truth is brought to the light, and those who doubt or are hoping for a person to be crooked or evil are shut down😌 Good morning 🦅 💜, I'm grateful for another one✔️ Always trust in the Lord or the God that you serve to vindicate you 🙏🏾 He has all the knowledge and power that we need when we're not knowledgeable. Ask and you will receive no matter who tries to sabotage what..Keep God first😊 God bless everyone in this scene When Jesus says yes nobody can say no..
i think she was smarter than all the geniouses combined
That’s usually the way. 😅
Yes she was truly a genius
I enjoyed the film but the book is so much better because it tells the wider story.
Thank you, I need to read the book
This interrogation is over= Why the hell are you still in my office??
Absolutely 👍
Darker ink.... thats heeeeeelarious!!!!!
I’ll have to check that movie out
She was a real genius!!!
Absolutely 💯
Darker Ink, the better to see😎
Fani Willis Trump hearing .... should have been handled like this
Tht movie 🍿🎥 changed the world 🌍🌍
Yes those ladies are/were truly American heroines
This says a lot about life, two steps forward, one step back. Every person will be fine, but life will go on. Greed, money, and jealousy will still be around. This is something we all have to change in ourselves. Syb.love ❤
You’re absolutely right. This is a flaw of mankind
Fantastic movie! ❤️awesome acting! ❤️ A movie that taught me about people & how they were instrumental in the success of NASA missions. ❤❤❤ why did it take so long. I think I know. It’s in black & white.
"Read between the lines."
@@vuyokazibiyana7577 it’s still white. I get it.
Such a great movie, I enjoy watching it and when I do I see something or hear something that I didn’t hear or see before.
and Paul there wont be a building at NASA named after you .....
My favorite
And me
ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES EVER, EVER MADE
Absolutely 💯
This was an awesome movie! Definitely a must see!
Absolutely 💯
It’s very much rocket science!
Absolutely it’s rocket science
Sheldon’s twin sister said he was a rocket scientist, guess she was right after all.
And every bit the arrogant bigot, too.
I wish they made #2 movie 🎥🎥🍿
Sequel definitely needed
Yes th world 🌍🌍 needs positive movies now
I love that answer, "I held it up to the light.". That was a great job of redaction! He had told her to look beyond, and she did. I would love to have her brain. I struggled with math and science my entire life. My brain just doesn't work that way. I'm a words person, I am a concepts person. I'm not sure exactly what I am, but I do know that math and science don't fit into my brain. My physics professor told me that I was very intelligent person and that there's no reason why I shouldn't be able to grasp the concepts. Anyway, I've made this all about me, but I do have to admit that I'm envious of her scientific brain. I love science, I just can't understand it beyond a certain point. My brain just will not go there. I guess we all have different strengths, and it obviously has nothing to do with sex or race.
Everyone has their special gift and yours is words. Our gift is the thing we do best with the least amount of effort
I held it up to the light
That was an amazing idea. Brilliant acting by Taraji Henson and Kevin Costner
Great movie!
Brilliant movie 🎦
She outsmart Sheldon. Wow.
Yes she did 😊
LOL "I held it up to the light." Duh, you Nimrods. It doesn't take a genius to know how to properly redact paperwork.
👍
I'm 59 going on 60 this month. I'm white. I live in the South. I watched this movie and loved it. I loved this scene. It showed two things. First, how intelligent people are, not just Kat, but also her boss. Secondly, how painful the lives of those who lived as adults in those times. I was 'taught' the N word. From people like my grandfather and his sons, my step-uncles. If I never met him or that portion of my family, I stand here now and wonder how my view on life and my world around me might be different. I have a lot of black coworkers and even had them as a boss or supervisors in the military. I learned a real truth then. These men are really no different than me. They simply had a different path through life that I had. Funny, how a 2 hour movie can still produce such discussions. Reach down, examine, and let's talk.
Thank you for taking the time to share your family history, you’re absolutely right, her boss was truly amazing too. We all have so much talent and are stronger together. Thank you my friend for sharing and I do wish you and your family, all the blessings in the world 🙏
_ some believe his story doesn't tell half of what her story might contain but they even made God a male - after all who wouldn't want a god with ball(s), ain't that so mike ❕❓❕
I want to see and make a movie about Charlie Wiggins.
Thank you, I’ll have to research him
Please tell me what is the name of this movie
“Hidden Figures “
It’s called Hidden Figures
Hidden figures
Piss poor reactions are not her fault.
Great story but different math doesn't create new numbers
What do you mean?
As great as their contributions were and are, can we call them what they are? They are Americans, Historians, Mathematicians, and Teachers. Why put African or black in front of what they are? It cheapens, in my opinion, what and who they are. Skin color should not matter, Democrats!
I completely disagree. For too long the contributions of non white and women’s accomplishments have not been highlighted. Yes, we hear about black athletes and musicians but never black and female academic achievements. We will have to agree to disagree.
What a waste. Allowing such a mind to be hindered from sexism and racism. While we've improved in large ways from this era we still waste our talented women far too often.
Absolutely, the accomplishments of women are not emphasised enough. As a Personal Trainer, I encounter many women who are far fitter than men in their age group
HAHAHAHAHAHHAA
Great movie...
Brilliant movie
@@hughgrantfitness4213 great movie... brilliant women 🥰 ?