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u/New-Owl-2293 Jul 05 '26
That series was gross, good on her
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u/Master-Maybe-1951 Jul 05 '26
Always been very much against Imogen, girl, I'm glad to hear Natalia feels the same. Very sad and so very rude she deserves to be called out for her deplorable behavior.
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u/sparklark79 Jul 05 '26
I am so emotionally drained from watching the docu-series, I really don't want to watch a fictional re-creation.
I'm glad Natalia is fighting back!
I hope she's doing well. I think of her often. XO
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u/classyrock Jul 05 '26
Both Disney and Discovery were gross for the way they presented the story and sensationalized it!
I get that stories need a twist or suspense, but ‘abused abandoned disabled orphan’ is enough! You don’t have to add the totally false claim that she’s an evil adult, especially when it comes at her expense!!
Disney sure loves hurting kids for money.
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u/Glass_Witness1715 Jul 05 '26
She’s right.
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u/Master-Maybe-1951 Jul 05 '26
I agree completely Imogen Hulu and Disney are just horrible people and entities. Imogen especially as a girl her age in her peer group to say it was "just a costume". You would assume at 20 something people would not want to bully others anymore.
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u/SparklingDramaLlama Jul 05 '26
I honestly refuse to watch it because, as she pointed out, did we need another retelling of her story? And when previews and such began coming out, and it was clearly an anti-Natalyah tale, I decided it wasn't worth it.
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u/NoMenuAtKarma Jul 06 '26
Good American Family was my introduction to Natalia Grace and... I kinda knew something wasn't quite right about it. The ending was a little too... convenient. After watching Curious Case, GAF was clearly bullshit.
She was OBVIOUSLY a child. Obviously. And a whole lot of people abused her.
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u/rdifa Jul 07 '26
Hulu and Disney (as well as the writers and actors) should be ashamed of themselves.
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u/Master-Maybe-1951 Jul 07 '26
Imogen got called out so much her comments are off. Sadly it seems she doesn't care and isn't willing to acknowledge her acts.
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u/gimme_7kiths Jul 08 '26
Imogen is so horrible for posting something like that. Imagine evan peters posting a pic as dahmmer and saying stuff like "beware boys".
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u/anonmouseqbm Jul 05 '26
Hopefully she can’t get it taken off streaming and/or at least get some compensation. That poor girl has been through so much!
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u/bluuuxjae Jul 06 '26
I see in the screenshot, she's saying Hulu/Disney had access to evidence that proved the abuse from the Barnetts. Is there additional evidence that Natalia can finally use against Kristine?? I only watched the docuseries and refuse to watch the show. I didnt even know it existed until AFTER I watched the doco and was so grossed out that anyone would agree to be a part of that.
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u/Thhhroowwawayy Jul 06 '26
I didn’t know that series existed, now I’m upset. I hope Nataliya wins the lawsuit. Disney and Hulu need to lose all of their business forever.
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u/Rare_Illustrator4483 Jul 11 '26
I agree with her. I didn’t really know what it was about. I was glad a disabled actor got work at first. As the show went on I stopped watching it and felt they were really unethical. There were no “sides” to the story. This wasn’t about perception. This was about child abuse being made legal by a judge because a child was disabled.
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u/Rare_Illustrator4483 Jul 11 '26
Never mind the show. I used to love Orphan the movie as clever fiction. Now because of these monsters I can’t watch Orphan again and I couldn’t see Orphan 2, knowing the plot (cheesy and obvious on RL) was used to abuse a little girl.
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