THE
X
FILES:
I
Want
To
Believe
With
David
Duchovny,
Gillian
Anderson,
Billy
Connolly,
Amanda
Peet,
Xzibit,
Mitch
Pileggi
Written
by
Frank
Spotnitz
&
Chris
Carter
Directed
by
Chris
Carter
Mulder
and
Scully
is
unlikely
to
hit
the
TV
screens
again
as
the
best
loved
X
Files
team,
so
the
feature
film
format
is
where
they
reunite.
In
this
case
Scully
is
brought
out
of
hiding
to
assist
the
FBI
in
a
case
where
an
agent
has
gone
missing
(together
with
several
other
women).
Body
parts
start
to
appear
buried
in
the
snow
and
a
shamed
priest
is
having
visions,
leading
the
FBI
to
these
dismembered
parts.
Venturing
into
more
of
a
murder-mystery
area
with
some
telekinetic
connections
rather
than
more
far-out
supernatural
or
alien
territory
for
which
The
X
Files
is
renowned,
it
is
still
compelling
and
entertaining
viewing
with
a
few
interesting
new
developments
exposed
in
the
Mulder-Scully
synergy,
as
well
as
action
and
gore
to
command
the
attention
of
a
wide
range
of
cine-fans.
Additional
DVD
material
include
an
audio
commentary
track
for
some
in
depth
analysis
of
putting
the
movie
together;
deleted
scenes,
two
featurettes
on
the
making
of
the
film,
including
the
producers’
aim
to
be
as
environmentally
sound
as
possible
with
the
making
of
the
movie;
a
Xzibit
music
video
consisting
of
shots
from
the
movie;
and
a
gag
reel
(which
may
spoil
the
serious
tone
of
the
series
for
the
hardcore
fans
who
don’t
want
to
see
their
heroes
messing
up
a
scene).
PS.
Good
to
see
creator
Chris
Carter
is
still
an
integral
part
of
the
franchise.
4
/
B
-
Paul
Blom
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C
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