The X-Files

"This is actually the first X-Files feature film called X-Files: Fight for the Future. The team explores a strange occurrence in the Midwest United States."

"One of the best TV shows of all time!"

"These were the days when you had to wait a whole week to see the next episode. And you had to watch it when it was in it record it on your VCR. We did both and couldn't wait. This was a cultural phenomenon."

"Fans of Welcome to Nightvale will love this. Creatures and mysteries that are still spooky and creepy today..."

"I was looking for the tv show movie was under whilming"

"Chris Carter’s The X-Files (1998) film is a gripping extension of the popular television series, designed to appeal to die-hard fans while offering an accessible entry point for newcomers. Directed by Rob Bowman, the movie takes the core themes of the series—government conspiracies, extraterrestrial life, and the complex partnership between FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson)—and amplifies them on a grand cinematic scale. The story picks up after the fifth season of the show, diving deeper into Mulder and Scully’s investigation of a shadowy conspiracy involving alien colonization and a mysterious virus. The plot begins with an explosive terrorist bombing in Texas and spirals into a high-stakes journey that takes the agents from Washington, D.C., to the icy wilderness of Antarctica. The stakes feel bigger than ever, with a screenplay (also written by Carter) that blends the show’s mythology with a more action-oriented pacing. The X-Files does have its flaws. For casual viewers unfamiliar with the show’s complex mythology, the plot might feel convoluted or overly reliant on prior knowledge. The movie leans heavily on its series roots, leaving some storylines unresolved or deliberately ambiguous in service of the ongoing narrative. While this approach works for fans, it might alienate those expecting a more self-contained story. Ultimately, The X-Files is a thrilling ride that successfully captures the essence of the series while expanding its scope for the big screen. It’s a must-watch for fans of the show and a solid sci-fi thriller for newcomers willing to immerse themselves in its intricate world. "

"Diehard fan of the series from the time I was a kid, so of course I watched this movie when it came out. I loved it. I still love it. Love Mulder and Scully, one of the most iconic partnerships. "

"Hell yeah"

"I've always liked the dynamic of these two. Scully stands by Moulder even thou she was hired to debunk him. It was because of Scully that I started to rock pants suits at work. I loved my pants suits with the longer jacket, down to my knees. Channeling my inner Scully. Those were the days. ☺️"

"former hand model and ginger struggle to believe"