Some may not understand the essence of X-Files, when comparing it with new productions plenty of special effects, but the sophistication of the humor, characters, script and themes is not for the crowd, despite the series being adored by millions...and the first three episodes has respected the original spirit of the series.
I am truly sad for David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson. It must be difficult for them to watch Season 10 of the X-Files.
I'd like to congratulate the entire "The X Files" crew with the new "semi-season".They obviously did their best.
I used to love the X-Files. This reboot not only asks of the viewer to disregard everything that was "learned" the first 9 seasons of the show while at the same time characterizing anything and anyone with a right of center perspective as being a complete, ignorant, hate- mongering buffoon.
Having watched the series when it originally aired I must say that these new episodes take the show to a new level. Instead of searching for the truth "out there", agents Mulder and Scully more and more seem turn their gaze within, which just makes this so much more interesting than I remember the original airings.
X-Files returned with much fanfare. It brought back a an older Mulder and Scully to investigate a brand new set of mysteries promising some sort of closure for a series that extend back several decades.
Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) is a marginalized loner FBI agent stuck in the basement. He's been ostracized because he's a true believer in the paranormal.
This show is one of my favorite TV shows of all time, it's one of those shows I honestly feel are just made for me. It takes the Detective/Noir genre, horror and sci-fi genre, mix it together like a well blended smoothie it makes a really tasty drink.
I don't believe.However, I found this series, back in the 90's, to be good clean fun to watch.
