Netflix releases new movie about conservatorship abuse and fraud today called "I Care A Lot"

[Drunkerella91]

Just finished the movie! It made me angry and upset about this whole system! 

I am very VERY happy how the movie ended. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[G-unit]

LOVED the movie.  Would’ve been awesome had they used the term “conservatorship” instead of guardianship though, but I know cship is used less than “guardianship”.

[Martian_M00d]

I'm glad that's how the movie ended too, haha. There was no one I wanted to root for 

[Guest]

 

[warioaddams]

23 minutes ago, Bundy said:

 

More like Lou Taylor 

[THE_MIKY]

Wow I just watched it!! It is such a great film! Indeed impossible to not thinking of Britney while watching it! Although is more like a movie about who we shall not mention LOL

[reVolution]

After watching the movie and seeing its trending #1, at this point, and then with a future Netflix docu about Brit, this **** will blow out! I believe our girl will be free soon! Im hopefull! 

[Tingle2mingle86]

This movie was insane.  My boyfriend and I were so angry (me more so) during the entire thing.  I was legit screaming lol.  What an incredibly terrifying possibility 😩

[MX3]

This movie is so real. I kind of wish it had a little text box at the end detailing how common guardianships are in the USA. 

It made me scared to get old honestly. And of course I just thought of Britney signing anything to get her custody back while the judges and lawyers and leeches probably were foaming at the mouth for their big score. And of course I thought of the mysterious death of her doctor. UGH!

[Tetris]

Just finished - absolute trash movie. 

The legal loopholes & the hierarchy of those complicit/enabling of this abuse were the most interesting aspects, and they were quickly abandoned. 

[Miguelblackpink]

We should take this opportunity that this movie is being talked about right now, and use this to start the conversation about FreeBritney! Jordan should be smart  about this and start this narrative so that other media outlets will folow. Something like new netflix movie " I care a lot" shows conservatorship abuse and how it shed's light on Britney Spear's Legal battle and the #FreeBritney movement. 

[Miguelblackpink]

After watching the movie, it's scary to think what really goes under the scenes. There are lots of scenes that shows how the "caregivers" can easily  force ***** into the Conservatee to just make them compliant.  It made me think of this picture, when Brintey was just released from the psychiatric facility which she seemed so drugged out of her mind. It's just so sad.  

[Miguelblackpink]

 

They nailed it. I just hope there's a lot more articles connecting the movie and the #Freebritney movement. I mean we should really ride on the movies momentum and use that to inform people about what Britney is going through. If people see this movie, which a lot of people had, they would be interested to check in on the whole situation. There are lots of parallels in the movie and what Britney might be going through and has gone through. It's so surreal and scary but it made sense how we saw her become like a "zombie" and the abrupt cancellation of domination, to the paralegal who phoned in on podcast girls and etc.

[Miguelblackpink]

 

On 2/20/2021 at 7:30 PM, Hungry Hun said:

I watched last night. It was a 3/5 movie, but knowing what we know about Britney its kinda harsh to watch specially cause I cliked Mrs. Petterson situation to when Jamie putted Britney in that 1 star mental facility against her will. When the scene of her trying to scape that place ended, I googled the photo of Sam picking Britney up, her face was miserable and she was clearly medicated. I got sad, stoped for bit and then continued.

The main character, the conservator, straigh up tells Mrs. Pettersson she's not allowed to make decisions, that she could make her life a living hell if she didnt cooperate, that she owned her. That was disgusting but its the reality of many cases.

What kinda makes the movie a little wack is that it has a comic side. Other than that, its a good movie. Eye opener to what the business of guardianship in the US is really about. I bet Netflix produced this movie based on their knowledge aquired on what they are doing for Britney's documentary. 

it so scary to think what goes on behind the scenses. It should come to no surprise that they definitely drugged against her will, to be compliant. I mean look at these pictures. They've been doing it for years now especially around femme fatale era when we first got a taste of robotic Britney.  Imagine what they've done to her inside that Psychiatric facility. 

[ThisMeowBiteback]

When she came & got that lady out her house my heart broke & instantly I thought of Britney 

[nottinghill99]

1 hour ago, Miguelblackpink said:

 

it so scary to think what goes on behind the scenses. It should come to no surprise that they definitely drugged against her will, to be compliant. I mean look at these pictures. They've been doing it for years now especially around femme fatale era when we first got a taste of robotic Britney.  Imagine what they've done to her inside that Psychiatric facility. 

that one scene in the movie where rosamund's character goes to the doctor and just prescribes the patient more **** is absolutely heartbreaking....dont want to imagine what happened to britney and how her doctors were handling here inside

[Miguelblackpink]

4 hours ago, Oops2000 said:

that one scene in the movie where rosamund's character goes to the doctor and just prescribes the patient more **** is absolutely heartbreaking....dont want to imagine what happened to britney and how her doctors were handling here inside

exactly  that's why there should be more conversation about how this movie relates and parallels to Britney's real life situation. I'm surprised not a lot of articles have connected the two together (this movie & the docu).

[Andros]

I just watched it and it was really painful and sad

it screams Britney so hard and its heartbreaking to imagine her being locked in this abusive system where robbing money became legally admitted under the guise of "helping"