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The X-files: I Want to Believe
- Film running length: 104 min
- UK release date: 1/8/2008
- Directed by: Chris Carter
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox Film Co
Who´s in it?
David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, Amanda Peet, Xzibit
What´s the plot?
‘The X-Files: I Want to Believe’ sees the return of Mulder and Scully.
In true ‘X-Files’ fashion, the storyline is only known by the top brass at Twentieth Century Fox. But what we do know is that nothing will be as it seems, and it will be definitely have that X-factor.
Ending six years ago, the series still plays around world, enthralling millions of viewers. With 3 Golden Globes for best TV series and a movie box office hit in 1998, the franchise has reunited David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as Mulder and Scully along with other members of the original cast and crew, to bring you the best ever ‘X-Files’ mystery, directed by the show’s original creator Chris Carter.
If you like your drama/Sci-fi to be cutting edge and intriguing, you’ll love the ‘The X-Files: I Want to Believe’.
‘The X-Files: I Want to Believe’ – Showing at your local cinema.
In true ‘X-Files’ fashion, the storyline is only known by the top brass at Twentieth Century Fox. But what we do know is that nothing will be as it seems, and it will be definitely have that X-factor.
Ending six years ago, the series still plays around world, enthralling millions of viewers. With 3 Golden Globes for best TV series and a movie box office hit in 1998, the franchise has reunited David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as Mulder and Scully along with other members of the original cast and crew, to bring you the best ever ‘X-Files’ mystery, directed by the show’s original creator Chris Carter.
If you like your drama/Sci-fi to be cutting edge and intriguing, you’ll love the ‘The X-Files: I Want to Believe’.
‘The X-Files: I Want to Believe’ – Showing at your local cinema.
BBFC Consumer Advice Contains scenes of strong violence and horror.
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Latest customer reviews (from a total of 19 reviews):
Rubbish
Reviewer: cranleigh
Date: 17/08/2008
A complete waste of 1hr 30 mins of my life. Garbage if I could give it no stars I would!!!!!
Close, but no cigar!
Reviewer: ScumSpawn
Date: 12/08/2008
I've always been a bit 'on and off' with the whole X Files thing. Like many TV series it started off brilliantly but quickly became too predictable and rather than stopping at a high point the series went on well past it's sell-by date. Not surprisingly then this film has that same sort of feel about it. The plot is as thin as paper from the outset and the performances are all a bit tired which is a great shame because there is still huge potential for this sort of conspiracy theory drama. The cold North American client did induce a certain chilly element to the story but this has been done some many times before it didn't really add that much to the story.
If you are a die-hard X-Files fan you should wait until it is available on video
If you are a die-hard X-Files fan you should wait until it is available on video
Go see
Reviewer: J.R.
Date: 09/08/2008
If you are tired of countless explosions and continuous CGI, like a movie with a story, a grown up relationship and some thought provoking ideas, go see The X-files: I Want to Believe!
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Total ratings: 85
Average rating: 2.9
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