Movie 'The X Files'
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Fight the future.
Mulder and Scully, now taken off the FBI's X Files cases, must find a way to fight the shadowy elements of the government to find out the truth about a conspiracy that might mean the alien colonization of Earth.
English
- a.k.a. The X Files: Fight the Future poster title
- X-Files: Blackwood working title
- X-Files: The Movie working title
- The X-Files closing credits title
- The X-Files - Fight the Future
English
- a.k.a. X-files: Aux frontières du réel
- Aux frontières du réel
German (Deutsch)
In Dallas wird ein Bürogebäude in die Luft gesprengt. Die FBI-Agenten Fox Mulder und Dana Scully – nach Schließung der X-Akten zur Anti-Terror-Einheit versetzt – versuchen, den Fall aufzuklären. Im Zuge der Ermittlungen lernen sie den Schriftsteller Dr. Kurtzweil kennen, der ihnen von einer großangelegten Verschwörung erzählt: Außerirdische planen gemeinsam mit der einflußreichen Organisation „Das Syndikat“ die Übernahme der Erde. Und die Kolonisation, die sich mittels eines mutierten Virus ausbreitet, schreitet rapide voran …
French (Français)
Les inénarrables aventures de l'agent Fox Mulder et de sa coéquipière Dana Scully adaptées ici pour le grand écran. Tout commence par la découverte, au nord du Texas, d'ossements préhistoriques dans une grotte par un jeune garçon. A leur contact un mystérieux parasite pénètre sa peau et envahit son organisme. Le corps de l'enfant est évacué par un certain Bronschweig avant l'arrivée des secours. Mulder et Scully vont bientôt découvrir un projet de guerre bactériologique par la propagation d'un virus. Le nord du Texas servirait de champ d'expérimentation...
Italian (Italiano)
Nella notte dei tempi, in una caverna, un essere mostruoso aggredisce due uomini primitivi. Ai giorni nostri, questa specie mantiene la sua presenza sul nostro pianeta. A conoscere il segreto non sono solo le vittime, bensì una vasta schiera di potenti del mondo che preparano segretamente la colonizzazione del pianeta. Fox Mulder e Dana Scully si trovano a Dallas, esautorati dall'FBI sui casi X-files: di fronte a un delicato caso di terrorismo, si rendono conto che la posta in palio non è solo la distruzione indiscriminata. Le complesse trame del complotto li portano a scoprire lo strumento con cui gli alieni intendono propagare il virus (le api): Scully finisce persino ostaggio degli extraterrestri. I due agenti sventano il piano, ma lo scontro per la libertà è solo rimandato.
Part of The X Files Collection
The X-Files (also known as The X-Files: Fight the Future) is a 1998 American science fiction thriller film directed by Rob Bowman. Chris Carter wrote the screenplay. The story is by Carter and Frank Spotnitz. It is the first feature film based on Carter's television series The X-Files that revolves around fictional unsolved cases called the X-Files and the characters solving them. The X-Files has spawned one sequel, a 2008 film entitled The X-Files: I Want to Believe released six years after the series ended.
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Mulder and Scully, now taken off the FBI's X Files cases, must find a way to fight the shadowy elements of the government to find out the truth about a conspiracy that might mean the alien colonization of Earth.
The X Files: I Want to Believe owned
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- Rating: 58% · 1,485
Six years after the events of The X-Files series finale, former FBI agent Doctor Dana Scully is now a staff physician at Our Lady of Sorrows, a Catholic hospital, and treating a boy named Christian who has Sandhoff disease, a terminal brain condition. FBI agent Drummy arrives to ask Scully’s help in locating Fox Mulder, the fugitive former head of the X-Files division, and says they will call off its manhunt for him if he will help investigate the disappearances of several women, including young FBI agent Monica Banan. Mulder and Scully are called back to duty by the FBI when a former priest claims to be receiving psychic visions pertaining to a kidnapped agent.
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- Keywords
- bomb
- conspiracy
- extraterrestrial technology
- fbi
- government
- helicopter
- mutation
- obsession
- ovine
- secret lab
- secret organization
- secret society
- space marine
- ufo
- x-files
- Genres
- Mystery
- Science Fiction
- Thriller
- Languages
- English
- Origin Countries
- United States of America
- Production Countries
- United States of America
- Canada
- Production Companies
- Ten Thirteen Productions
- 20th Century Fox
- Release Dates
- English: Premiere Westwood, California
- Theatrical
- Theatrical PG-13
- Theatrical M
- Theatrical
- Theatrical 12
- Theatrical
- German (Deutsch): Theatrical 12
- Theatrical
- French (Français): Theatrical
- Italian (Italiano): Theatrical T
- Theatrical U
- Italian (Italiano): Theatrical
- Physical PG-13
- Physical 15
- Digital Disney+
- Ratings
- TMDb 69% · 1,587 (more information on website)
- IMDb 70% · 111,160 (more information on website)
- Rotten Tomatoes® 66% (more information on website)
- metacritic 60% (more information on website)
Cast
Character | Person |
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Agent Fox Mulder | David Duchovny |
Agent Dana Scully | Gillian Anderson |
Assistant Director Walter Skinner | Mitch Pileggi |
The Cigarette-Smoking Man | William B. Davis |
The Well-Manicured Man | John Neville |
Kurtzweil | Martin Landau |
Bronschweig | Jeffrey DeMunn |
Frohike | Tom Braidwood |
Cassidy | Blythe Danner |
Michaud | Terry O'Quinn |
Langly | Dean Haglund |
Byers | Bruce Harwood |
Strughold | Armin Mueller-Stahl |
Stevie | Lucas Black |
2nd Boy | Christopher Fennell |
3rd Boy | Cody Newton |
4th Boy | Blake Stokes |
Group Elder | Don S. Williams |
2nd Elder | George Murdock |
Black-Haired Man | Michael Shamus Wiles |
Primitive #1 | Darrell Davis |
Primitive #2 | Carrick O'Quinn |
Creature #1 | Tom Woodruff Jr. |
Creature #2 | Greg Ballora |
FBI Agent on Roof | Ted King |
FBI Agent | Luis Beckford |
Field Agent | Steve Rankin |
Fire Captain Cooles | Gary Grubbs |
Last Agent Out | Steven M. Gagnon |
DC Cop | Larry Joshua |
DC Cop #2 | Glendon Rich |
Security Guard | Gunther Jenson |
Technician | Scott Alan Smith |
Well-Manicured Man's Valet | Ian Ruskin |
Control Room Operator | Paul Welterlen |
Young Naval Guard | Joel Traywick |
British Valet | Milton Johns |
2nd Paramedic | Michael Krawic |
Towncar Driver | Larry Rippenkroeger |
Buzz Mihoe | Josh McLaglen |
Windbreakered Agent | Randy Hall |
Fireman | T.C. Badalato |
Tunisian | Amine Zary |
Pilot | David Paris |
Young Samantha Mulder (archive footage) | Vanessa Morley |
FBI Man at Bomb Site (uncredited) | Jason Beghe |
Barmaid (uncredited) | Glenne Headly |
Crew
Department | Job | Person |
---|---|---|
Art | Art Department Assistant | Jennifer Jaafar |
Art Department Coordinator | Patti McNulty | |
Art Direction | Gregory Bolton | |
Hugo Santiago | ||
Assistant Art Director | Dins W. W. Danielsen | |
Assistant Property Master | Howard Fannon | |
Concept Artist | Tim Flattery | |
Construction Coordinator | Bill Iiams | |
Graphic Designer | Susan A. Burig | |
Leadman | Tim Donelan | |
Location Scout | Carrie L.A. | |
Painter | Michael Gates | |
Production Design | Christopher Nowak | |
Production Illustrator | Jim Martin | |
Property Master | Mike Carrillo | |
Set Decoration | Jackie Carr | |
Set Designer | Fanée Aaron | |
Set Dressing Buyer | Jill Hall | |
Standby Painter | James N. Delaplane | |
Storyboard Artist | Robb Bihun | |
Supervising Art Director | Marc Fisichella | |
Swing | Max E. Brehme | |
Title Designer | Ramsey McDaniel | |
Camera | Additional Photography | Lloyd Ahern II |
Aerial Camera Technician | Phil Bowen | |
Assistant Camera | Tom Gleason | |
Best Boy Grip | Chad C. Barrow | |
Camera Loader | Matthew A. Del Ruth | |
Camera Operator | Mark La Bonge | |
Clapper Loader | Jamie Sewell | |
Director of Photography | Ward Russell | |
Dolly Grip | Rick Kangrga | |
First Assistant Camera | Brad Edmiston | |
Focus Puller | Merritt Gold | |
Grip | Jason Bell | |
Key Grip | James Sweet | |
Second Assistant Camera | Michael Cassidy | |
Still Photographer | Merrick Morton | |
Costume & Make-Up | Costume Design | Marlene Stewart |
Costume Supervisor | John Casey | |
Key Costumer | Helen Monaghan | |
Key Hair Stylist | Kerry Mendenhall | |
Key Makeup Artist | Gino Crognale | |
Makeup Supervisor | Michael Mills | |
Prosthetic Makeup Artist | Lance Anderson | |
Set Costumer | Nancy Collini | |
Set Dressing Artist | Ronnie Lombard | |
Wardrobe Supervisor | Janet Tebrooke | |
Crew | Aerial Coordinator | David Paris |
Carpenter | Damian 'Rocky' Polito | |
Craft Service | Derek Hurd | |
Digital Effects Supervisor | Peter Koczera | |
Digital Supervisor | Greg Strause | |
Driver | Don Poole | |
Makeup Effects | Alec Gillis | |
Post Production Assistant | Robert Mendoza | |
Propmaker | Samuel H. Adams | |
Set Medic | Todd J. Adelman | |
Set Production Assistant | Rachel Flackett | |
Special Effects Assistant | Scott D. Mattson | |
Special Effects Coordinator | Paul J. Lombardi | |
Special Effects Technician | Jan Beran | |
Stand In | Fred Fein | |
Stunt Coordinator | Tim A. Davison | |
Stunt Double | Claudette James | |
Heather Burton | ||
Jon H. Epstein | ||
Stunts | Billy D. Lucas | |
Bob Brown | ||
Brian Bennett | ||
Chris Blackwood | ||
Craig Shugart | ||
Dale Gibson | ||
Dane Farwell | ||
David Schultz | ||
Dennis Madalone | ||
Erik Rondell | ||
Gregory J. Barnett | ||
Hal Burton | ||
James M. Halty | ||
James Ryan | ||
Jimmy N. Roberts | ||
Jimmy Romano | ||
John C. Meier | ||
Kendel McMurray | ||
Khristian Lupo | ||
Lisa Dempsey | ||
Michael Runyard | ||
Nancy Thurston | ||
Robert Powell | ||
Roger Wells | ||
Scott Hubbell | ||
Shawn Kautz | ||
Steve Holladay | ||
Steve M. Davison | ||
Thomas DuPont | ||
Tommy J. Huff | ||
Troy Brown | ||
Troy Robinson | ||
William H. Burton Jr. | ||
Technical Advisor | William O. Heaton | |
Transportation Captain | Howard Bachrach | |
Transportation Co-Captain | Maxwell R. Johnson II | |
Transportation Coordinator | Steve Duncan | |
Unit Publicist | Alex L. Worman | |
Video Assist Operator | Mark Suveg | |
Visual Effects Editor | Pamela Choules | |
Directing | Additional Third Assistant Director | Renato De Cotiis |
Director | Rob Bowman | |
First Assistant Director | Josh McLaglen | |
Script Supervisor | Tricia Ronten | |
Second Second Assistant Director | Rich Sickler | |
Second Unit Director | William H. Burton Sr. | |
Third Assistant Director | Phil Booth | |
Editing | Assistant Editor | Jeff Cahn |
Color Timer | Dennis McNeill | |
Editor | Stephen Mark | |
First Assistant Editor | Margaret Adachi | |
Negative Cutter | Gary Burritt | |
Project Manager | Stephen Sobisky | |
Lighting | Best Boy Electric | Mark Ballentine |
Chief Lighting Technician | Jerry Solomon | |
Electrician | Harold Groshon | |
Gaffer | Carl Boles | |
Lighting Technician | Jenna Abrahamson-Minardi | |
Rigging Gaffer | Mike Amorelli | |
Rigging Grip | Pasquale Attanasio | |
Production | Accountant | Linda Gregory |
Additional Casting | Patrick Rush | |
Assistant Accountant | Ricky Cuevas | |
Assistant Location Manager | Timothy Falconer | |
Assistant Production Coordinator | Jennifer S. Deayton | |
Associate Producer | Mary Astadourian | |
Casting | Meg Liberman | |
Casting Assistant | Angela Terry | |
Co-Producer | Frank Spotnitz | |
Executive Producer | Lata Ryan | |
First Assistant Accountant | Kelly Richards Ralston | |
Key Set Production Assistant | Anna Bradley | |
Location Assistant | David M. Wermus | |
Location Manager | Michael J. Burmeister | |
Payroll Accountant | Julie Ann Moyeda | |
Producer | Chris Carter | |
Daniel Sackheim | ||
Production Accountant | Stevie Lazo | |
Production Assistant | Dave Casella | |
Production Coordinator | Dina Farnell | |
Production Manager | Perry Petrzilka | |
Production Secretary | John Nein | |
Production Supervisor | Doris Donnenberg | |
Second Assistant Accountant | Shaun M. McGovern | |
Unit Production Manager | David Womark | |
Sound | ADR Mixer | Jeff Hamon |
ADR Recordist | Diane Linn | |
ADR Supervisor | R.J. Kizer | |
Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer | James Bolt | |
Assistant Sound Editor | Blake R. Cornett | |
Boom Operator | Mark Steinbeck | |
Conductor | Mark Snow | |
Dialogue Editor | Susan Dawes | |
Dolby Consultant | Mark Kenna | |
Foley Artist | Dawn Fintor | |
Foley Mixer | David Betancourt | |
Foley Recordist | Carrie Cashman | |
Music Editor | Jeff Charbonneau | |
Music Supervisor | David Was | |
Orchestrator | Jonathan Sacks | |
Original Music Composer | Mark Snow | |
Sound | Rodger Pardee | |
Sound Designer | Paul Urmson | |
Sound Effects Editor | Paul Apted | |
Sound Mixer | Colin Nicolson | |
Geoffrey Patterson | ||
Sound Recordist | Craig Heath | |
Supervising Sound Editor | John A. Larsen | |
Visual Effects | 2D Artist | Miyuki Takahashi |
2D Supervisor | Edwin Rivera | |
Additional Visual Effects | Erik Henry | |
Compositing Artist | Travis Baumann | |
Digital Compositors | Kenneth Au | |
Senior Animator | Erik Liles | |
Special Effects Supervisor | Stan Blackwell | |
VFX Artist | Christopher Leone | |
Visual Effects | Fred Simon | |
Visual Effects Coordinator | Daphne Dentz | |
Visual Effects Producer | Matthew Ferro | |
Visual Effects Production Assistant | Jim Cashman | |
Visual Effects Supervisor | Mat Beck | |
Writing | Screenplay | Chris Carter |
Story | Chris Carter | |
Frank Spotnitz |