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Interesting story that will leave you shaking your head. Great twist at the end. Not too many gaffes. Decent acting.

TalhotBlond is a movie where an ordinary man married for 17 years in a normal relationship with two children decides start up an on-line relationship with a teenage girl.

Moral boundaries are crossed which leaves the married man in a predicament he never knew was possible with just on-line chat.

I can't give away anymore of the plot cause if I do I'll spoil the movie for you. But what I will say is that if you're an Internet user (and you have to be if you're reading this review) then you should give TalhotBlond a chance since it's based on a true story and it will leave you speechless once the credits roll.

I give it a 7/10 because some scenes drag a bit and there was a little too much on-line talk throughout. I would have had the dialog of each conversation with a scene showcasing what each person was typing but that's just my opinion, you might not feel that way.

Super good movie and without giving anything away, there is one moment during this film that has an enormous shock.

The story is about a middle aged married guy who gets on line and meets a much younger woman with whom he becomes infatuated with, leading to all sorts of consequences.

This picture is apparently based on true events.

The lead actor gives a compelling performance, and he and the rest of the cast are very convincing.

The story also examines what problems can arise from on line dating.

A hugely entertaining and thought provoking film!

8/10

Ok, 1st, my rating of 3/10 is for the movie, not the story. Earlier today I watched this story on, "Killer in plain sight" & learned that Courtney Cox made a movie about it. & after watching it I found myself feeling the same way I felt when I watched her other movie, "Just before I go" which was boredom. Just before I go had Seann William Scott & Garret Dillahunt (who also played Thomas Montgomery in this film.) For me I feel like I more interested in the tv show version than Courtney's version. They focused too much on Thomas's life. They should've split the story, some about him & some about Brian. & even the woman who started this whole mess... I'd like to know how the woman's daughter Jesse felt about what her mother did. Sharing inappropriate pictures of her to these men? I know this woman's husband divorced her. & the aftermath of Thomas's family & Brian's, the movie would've been better if it focused on the victims instead of Thomas.

Courtney Cox directed a gem on this one! I knew of the story when it happened, and was so excited when this movie was featured on Lifetime Movie Channel. It has become my favorite (there are so many great ones on LMN. A must see!