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David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, John Neville, William B. Davis, Martin Landau, Mitch Pileggi, Jeffrey DeMunn, Blythe Danner, Terry O'Quinn (mehr)Streaming (5)
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Nichts ist so wie es scheint. Das haben die beiden FBI Agenten Dana Scully und Fox Mulder im Laufe der Jahre mit tödlicher Gewissheit gelernt. Doch mittlerweile wurden die X-Akten geschlossen und die zwei der Anti Terror Einheit zugeteilt. Während den Ermittlungen wegen eines Bombenanschlags auf ein Bürogebäude in Dallas stoßen sie auf den Schriftsteller Dr. Kurtzweil. Und dieser überrascht mit einer wahnwitzigen Geschichte: Außerirdische planen zusammen mit einer geheimnisvollen Organisation namens „Das Syndikat“ die totale Übernahme der Erde. Und die Kolonisation scheint rapide voran zu schreiten. Da niemand etwas darüber weiß, kann es auch keiner verhindern. Den beiden Agenten wird immer mehr bewusst, dass die Geschichte gar nicht so absurd ist. Immerhin finden sie mehr Beweise für die Wahrheit, die sich irgendwo da draußen befindet. (ATV)
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Es ist eigentlich eine lange Folge einer Serie und leider (egal, ob Sie ein Fan sind oder nicht) weiß man (oder ahnt) schon am Anfang, worum es geht und was passieren wird. Das ist ein bisschen schade, weil sonst alles gut ist. David Duchovny und Gillian Anderson sind sogar ausgezeichnet und viele Szenen haben eine so gute Stimmung, dass man eigentlich nicht darüber nachdenkt, ob und wo man so etwas schon gesehen hat.
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About a month ago I resumed my attempt at watching the entire series, and after the fifth season I got to the first feature film, which I had watched once a long time ago and didn’t remember anything about it. I was quite surprised at how watchable it is, even for people unfamiliar with the series. It works as a standalone conspiracy sci-fi film and also as a deepening of the existing mythology. But I think the two protagonists behave a little differently than they were behaving at that stage of the series, though it’s not a big deal.
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Considering that this feature length adventure with Mulder and Scully arrived after many delays and at a time when, after five seasons, it had set out on its highway to hell, its quality really is a very pleasant surprise. Even the conspiracy theories work to a certain extent and you don’t really need to know your way round the series’ mythology. But still, instead of running around chasing little green men, I’m pretty sure most viewers would have welcomed some self-standing case free of all of that larking about with conspiracies.
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As a standalone film, the first full-length adventure of the most amazing duo in FBI history is a great adventure experience, but it wasn't until I saw it as part of a larger whole that its brilliance truly overcame me. Almost immediately after the end of the fifth season, Fight the Future functions as a deep catharsis. Scully, just like Mulder, definitively carries the burden, the Syndicate reveals the origin of its operations, and in between the lines, the Truth we have been searching for all these years is hidden. The X-Files movie serves as a tribute to the series, a greeting to all the fans, but also as the best bait for future seasons. The heart of a true shipper couldn't be happier.
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The TV series The X-Files was a phenomenon in its time, to which many people completely succumbed. It was mysterious, enticing, and exciting. The attractive cast and originality inevitably led to addiction, and new seasons were added regardless of the well-known fact that the ideas of the writers must inevitably run out sooner or later. I missed out on the addiction to The X-Files, I only watched two seasons and a few randomly selected episodes, only to realize that, for my taste, it all leans towards insinuations and far-fetched conspiracy theories; that The X-Files series is a project that not only cannot, but must not reveal more than is absolutely necessary, otherwise the magic will irretrievably disappear. I saw the movie in the movie theater and, unlike the series, it immediately had an impact on me and enchanted me. I refuse to claim that it was just an inflated TV episode. The production was definitely of high cinematic quality, and the significantly higher budget and the scale of the screenplay were obvious. However, it is true that the film is firmly embedded in the mythology of the series and it works significantly worse without knowledge of at least one season. Watching it years later did not confirm my high rating of it. The special effects have aged, and it is evident that the creators relied heavily on wild editing in key moments. The ubiquitous conspiracy is exaggerated and some dialogues occasionally provoke a smile. Even within the mysterious world of The X-Files, it is evident that logic was not a priority for the writers. Overall impression: 60%.
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Excellent. Now I understand why this movie caused such a stir at the end of the millennium. It answers, shows and shocks. Unlike some of the last episodes (of season five) of the series, it grabs the viewer at the very beginning and doesn’t let go until the very end. Powerful locations, an excellent plot, excellent actors in the leading roles. I got precisely what I had hoped for.
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It's actually like a longer episode where the creators try to provide some sort of explanation for the whole vast conspiracy, but ultimately, the film doesn't change anything and still sticks to the idea that the truth is out there and needs to be continuously discovered and revealed. A very pleasant bonus for fans, and for the average viewer, quite a decent sci-fi with aliens.
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