Harriet

"Cynthia Erivo is amazing as the brave and strong Harriet Tubman. As a black woman, I am so glad to see her story unfold on screen. Cynthia is electric ⚡ on screen, giving a commanding performance the entire film. Leslie Odom Jr. is a great supporting actor as always. Janelle Monae was a nice surprise as well."

"3.5⭐️ #womensstories #womenshistorymonth #badasswomen "

"Great movie showing one of the strongest, black female icons in history. #black_history #history #slavery #drama "

"It was ok to learn about her it was a good movie to watch one time"

"Inspirational "

"Harriet Tubman was an amazing figure in US history that sadly doesn't get enough attention. I enjoyed the movie and all the "oh, wow" moments but did not find it all that engaging. "

"9/10 This movie was so intense and amazing. One of the scenes affected me so intensely that I literally threw up afterwards (I’ve never had that from a movie before). This movie accomplished exactly what is was trying to. There were some small issues, but I choose to overlook them to fully appreciate this art."

"Great movie about one of the greatest women in history - Harriet Tubman."

"I've long been a fan of Harriet Tubman, so when her own movie came out, I was ecstatic. I had to see it! I even managed to get my hands on the original movie poster. Then I finally watched it. My gosh was it good. It showed her story in full and wasn't afraid to tell every part of it. I was terrified in this day and age they would hide or shun her religious side. Every single person who met her would take about her faith and love for God. So I was beyond happy to see it play an actual role here. And they knocked it out of the park. Not only was the cinematography breathtaking and motivating, it also just was great plot motivator. Then the characters, they were deep and clearly rooted in truth. Each one was beyond incredible. The actors and actresses went above and beyond for this outstanding movie. But no movie is without faults. The only thing is this one's fault lies in the horrible decision to remove a scene they kept in the bonus features in deleted scenes. It's the committee meeting. Its when she gets her name added as an offical conductor of the railroad. That scene was extended to something so much better. She meets Frederick Douglass, and others as well. But thee thing that truly pushes it to a great scene status is the incredible conversation with another conductor. He does a kind of backhanded compliment to her bringing back 9 on her first trip. He tries showing off by telling her how many he brought back on his first trip. But mentions he lost 2. Instead of being impressed by 18 he saved she asked about the 2 and showed her own mental state by saying she'd want to remember the 2. She hoped to never lose any. It was a great response and showed her in such a great light. So the fact they removed it made it a fault on the movie. In fact, I will stop the movie just to watch that scene where it would be then start the movie again. I highly recommend doing that. I also greatly recommend it for everyone. It's just phenomenal."

"Powerful, intriguing, and tense. I like it how they make history known through things like this. "