TrueHello Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

Marva-nova Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Saidi This documentary is about explaining the scope of African history and if you believe in evolution and the Out of Africa theory, then this documentary makes a lot of sense. While they are attributing many inventions and fresh ideas to Africans (big section on the Moors), I interpret some of the concepts as not being directly made by them, but influenced by these peoples; "Everything new, has roots in history". This documentary does a great service by building up a positive narrative and I was moved by the struggle and ability to overcome stacked odds of various peoples. I have read a few reviews saying that this documentary is full of propaganda and it just pushing the divide between "white" and "black" people but this is far from the truth. I think it is saying that we are all one people, that race should not matter, we come from the same place and there should be pride in that. However, if we are not recognised and written out of history by those who oppressed and killed us, then we will speak up.

Kenyae Kofi I love this movie for many reasons. First, the fact that this movie existed and it denounces white supremacy and shows truth. Now many people say there isn't a lot of evidence on this movie but that's non- sense for someone to say that because that means this person obviously never did research on the truth. Any real person of truth know you don't just trust what you hear you research it for yourself. Second, I love how this movie sheds light on the truth on Egypt and Africa, I love that because our whole lives through movies and through television we were told a lie of a story. Third, I love the fact of how they talk about blacks are just called "Afrocentric" or "militant" because they know their history, but when whites know their history they are seen as patriotic which is completely unfair and unjust, but what else is new? Finally, I love the documentary because when I do research on ever single individual they mention, all of the guys exist and have a story on their lifestyles. It sucks to have to find this out on my own because all this time I thought we were all one, but I guess I know better.

CandiRBM . Seeing all three of the documentaries, I do feel as if this first work was indeed less organized and edited as Hidden Colors 2 & 3. However, without a doubt, this documentary was needed for all people especially people of color. If you look at the main key points the speakers and historians were making, they mainly focused on the "whitewashing" of history, meaning how the colors of people are hidden in this society, by those individuals always being depicted extremely lighter than what they truly are documented as in earlier periods of history. As in cases of Jesus whose story came the from Egyptian allegory of Heru,there is no surprise that the late Gerald Massey "discovered nearly two hundred instances of immediate correspondence between the mythical Egyptian material and the allegedly historical Christian writings about Jesus." Please go check that out, because still to this present day, Ethiopia is undoubtedly the oldest documented home for Christianity. Also, there is no documentation of any religions originating from Europe to this present day; only mythology; and consequently all religions of Asia derive from Africa . Therefore, to see a modern day Buddha, whose sculptures in Asia clearly have knotted hair, or the world renowned Jesus to not only be dominantly depicted as males with European phenotypes, but barely ever depicted as men of color in societies is not mere coincidence....Lets not forget the mention of moors, or the vast members and works of the Moorish sciences & arts....which also out-date any others in history. From the architecture erected in Europe down to the educational systems schools were founded off of, it can all be traced back to Africa predating European existence.The supremacy in society becomes so evident when we examine the areas of history that are trying to be erased; period. There are melanated peoples that have existed all over the world, including the Americas, that at minimum out-dates western civilization. People have to stop being fed one sided stories and demand the whole truth about world history and religion.

Terrek Whitaker Its nice to see all the agents of the system are still trying their hardest to discredit everything that is said about black history. The way you try so hard to debunk everything without any evidence to support your claims other than how funny it is. All you have to do is do a damn google search to find out if what these people are saying is true and as far as I've seen its 100%. Do your own research people. Agents love taking one negative comment others have said about someone and running with it. There is so much I want to touch on in this comment it burns me up. jdylan-1 "siddhartha gautama is an Indian man and he is real bhudda there's proof..." siddhartha gautama is just like white Jesus no evidence that he even existed. most of bhudda's ancient statues ARE COMPLETELY BLACK!!!! just do a damn google search.... Im gonna end here because I could go on and on about the deliberate propaganda these people are spreading simply do your own research... this whole movie i 100% true.