Good

Rating: 8/10 (22 February 2017)

Hidden Figures In the racist year of 1961, three African-American women will be crucial for the first man to reach space. But given the racism produced in these years they do not believe them much, even if they are brilliant women.
First let's talk about the actors. The protagonist for me is Khaterine G. Johnson, played by Taraji P. Hensen, who tries to be more useful than the little that brings his brilliant mind. Like Janelle Monáe interpreting to Mary Jackson, that in the film looks for its title of university to be Engineer. But the one that I liked more was Octavia Spencer interpreting to Dorothy Vaughan, that looks for that its black companions are more the center of attention. And Kevin Costner plays Al Harrison, who after the results for space are not the necessary to advance.
Personal information. The character played by ... Sheldon (Jim Parson) is good, which annoys the protagonist throughout the movie but interesting. The music in this movie is very good, very much the style that blacks listen to at that time, until it reaches the credits and the editor of the music was Pharrel Williams and Hans Zimmers there I realized the Why?
The few effects you see are very good, you feel the atmosphere of the Aussies. I also like the mathematical side of the movie (that's why this and this). I liked that detail.
9/10 Good