piano-sam on 29/2/2008 at 23:03
I had a bad feeling about that. . .
Ko0K on 13/5/2008 at 03:17
The timing is pretty awkward, although I couldn't tell by that trailer as to whether it's 'too little.' Good luck trying to create a buzz about this one, really, although I'm planning on watching it, hype or no hype.
Aja on 13/5/2008 at 03:33
I think a lot of X-Files fans from days long gone are waking up to go see this film. It's actually on the radar of several people I know, neither of whom have watched the series in years.
Scots Taffer on 13/5/2008 at 04:23
I'm sure there are many lanky-haired canadians who are feverishly awaiting this.
Aja on 13/5/2008 at 06:06
lanky-haired?
Scots Taffer on 13/5/2008 at 06:41
Yes, lanky-haired.
Renzatic on 25/7/2008 at 06:45
Got some badass necromancy here, but I ain't seeing no reason to bust a new thread out for this.
The Dark Knight started me on a midnight showing kick, and I figured it'd be neat to catch another movie right out the game. Well, long story short, I got exactly what I was expecting. A well written, souped up, high budget episode of the X-Files. If you're expecting a reinvention of the series, you'll be disappointed. If you're wanting more of the same stuff you loved back when, then it'll be like getting a visit from a long overdue friend.
In retrospect, I think I should've saved my money for the DVD. It was good. But really, what you've got here is basically a 2 part episode of the X-Files. It's better suited for watching at home.
Volitions Advocate on 26/7/2008 at 03:13
I was always meh on the x-files.
but Millennium was the best show on TV back then. So Chris Carter was doing something right. He just shouldn't have tried to do both series at the same time.
The_Raven on 26/7/2008 at 15:44
Millennium was an excellent show that was dragged down by a constant change in executive producers every season, who all had different takes on the material. Chris Carter originally envisioned it to be a character-centered crime drama with supernatural underpinnings, while Morgan and Wong were more oriented towards X-Files Jr. Both camps have their fans, I'm more privy to the former. Lance Hendriksen has said on numerous occasions that he'd be happy to do a Millenium movie.
The first 5 season of the X-Files were good. Unfortunately, I only watched the show casually then and ended up watching it more regularly after the show started going down the tube after the first movie. So, Renzatic, is the new movie more like a good episode from the early seasons, or a bad episode from the later ones?
