The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

Don't get me wrong, I'm sure the guests love it! Chris Hardwick really, really, really acts like they're Demigods. Nothing important is ever discussed.Hardwick can be snarky, and edgy. Here he seemingly doesn't dare. He act's like a 13 year old fan girl has won a lottery and gets to interview Harry Styles.There's no hard ball questions, it's all fawning and praising. Fear the Walking Dead sucks, the acting sucks, the story lines suck, the direction the show goes in sucks, yet on this after show, they act like it's the TV version of the Godfather. Some of the guests are ridiculous. They had Snooky on! And true to form, all she gets out of the walking shows is whose sleeping with whom. Any show that invites that sperm holster on is lame!I can't wait till the run of after shows ends and Hardwick writes a book about how he felt he was totally selling out and restrained hosting this.It's just an hour long commercial for the show. It's literally like sitting through a used car commercial for a whole hour!

Talking Dead is basically an extended TV guide summary and review but with an annoying host and, for some unknown reason, unrelated celebrity guests who show up to talk about a show they don't work on. Even if you can stomach Hardwick's personality, this show brings nothing of value to the table. If you're able to follow the simple plot of The Walking Dead, then there's no need to watch any part of Talking Dead unless you enjoy listening to random people talk about a show they like. Instead of watching this show, you can actually just listen in on your co-workers discussing TWD in the breakroom but not interact with them at all and you'll get the same experience. That is, unless your co-workers have any dissenting opinions about the direction the show is going, because Talking Dead doesn't feature a single piece of criticism, every episode is a full hour (minus commercials) of praise for TWD.

When you have one of your favorite shows that after each episode you need to discuss or get behind the scenes info on what happened in the storyline this is the show for you. The show is hosted by Chris Hardwick and then usually has 2 guests whether if it's cast members, crew or one of the producers in addition to having some of the guests being a celebrity who's just a big fan of the show. I wish that shows like Sons of Anarchy would follow suit with a similar idea. It's especially a good thing when it's an episode when one of the cast members from The Walking Dead let them say good bye to the fans. Granted it has to be on a network like AMC or a similar cable channel that has more air time to kill, not that it would ever happen on network TV but they don't have the time slot freedom that basic cable channels have.

I'm a big fan of "Walkin Dead" and this commentary is so awful. It's worse than any yo mama joke I can come up with. The commentary is told as an almost a a parody to the show and really takes away from the show all together. The host is energetically upbeat and comedic in it's summary of what's happened. A serious commentary would be so much better. If nothing else get rid of the E entertainment superficiality. Furthermore this site has required a minimum of 10 lines to be able to leave a review of a show and in my opinion that's just another way of not letting someone contribute to the true feed back on the television show.