Ok, so maybe that's an exaggeration But, I loved it! I've been an X-Files fanatic for years, have seen all the episodes, etc. Just a few things to point out: - There are no aliens/monsters in this movie, nor is it a continuation of the last movie. It's a stand-alone film, but it does a good job of picking up where they left off after the show ended in season 9 - The relationship between Mulder and Scully is a key factor in the movie, and a lot of questions are finally answered/cleared up (A BIG PLUS for all of us Mulder/Scully romance fans out there). Their chemistry on-screen is still, simply stunning:) - There is a surprise appearance from a former cast member towards the end of the movie, from in which my experience got a burst of applause and cheers from the audience when they came on:) - There is a good amount of inside jokes and things to watch for (make sure you stay for the credits!) All in all, despite the mixed reviews, I loved it, and will definitely buy it!

just attended the 1201 show. always been my favorite. so anticipation sky high. not ok: the sequence mostly predictable, romance, aging scully good: good overall story, speed, v few boring parts, mulder v good. i was quite content when i walked out of the theater. must go for fox, dana fan.

Six years after the series ended, Fox Mulder and Dana Scully reunite to help their former employers, the FBI, solve a series of grizzly murders. Chris Carter, along with Frank Spotnitz, did an excellent job of creating a 'stand alone' story that die-hard fans and newcomers can enjoy and be creeped out. The chemistry between Duchovny and Anderson hasn't missed a beat, and their portrayals of their respective characters are both compelling and poignant. Can't wait for the next movie, and hopefully it won't take another six years. Terrific movie and a job well done!

X-Files was hip and stylish when I started watching it in the 90's. The stories were so crisp and provocative they were water cooler fodder at the office. They created really neat characters like Cancer Man and the whole alien league of gentlemen. They were mysteries wrapped up in puzzles covered in sublime myths. The latest installment of X-Files is so tiring in its tedious and less than creative story that even the drama between Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny has been reduced to a soap opera. Chris Carter has run out of clever devices and riveting mysterious characters to make his stories resonate with an other-worldly vibe. This one is a fart during a minister's sermon. You want to appear that you're rapt in the import but you're biting your lip so as not to laugh in disgust. There are no redeeming virtues to this film including the mindless ramblings on faith. If you are an X-Files Fan and must see it, just remember it?s a requiem for Fox and Scully - may they die in peace.

It was awesome! It didn't dissapoint! The wait was worth it!