Monday, April 28

• New X-Files sequel pix!

  Sci-fi geeks and David Duchovny freaks rejoice - Fox has released a few early stills from the long-awaited and recently-titled X-Files sequel, X-Files: I Want to Believe, and we've got them for you.

  The movie might not come out for a few months yet, but to get some early looks at Mulder and Scully back together again, check out our X-Files: I Want to Believe photo gallery. The truth IS out there! 

  
  
  Next Showing: X-Files: I Want to Believe hits theaters July 25.

  Posted 04/28/2008 by reelz

  Related: David Duchovny | Gillian Anderson | The X-Files: I Want to Believe

Monday, March 31

• X-Files Sequel Poster: Looks cool; defies physics?

  The new teaser poster (Click on the image to the left for a larger version) for the hotly anticipated X-Files Sequel has made its debut on the interweb, and while the shot of stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson clad in black is certainly very pretty to look at, it also raises a few questions. Chief among them: How are their shadows able to cross in the shape of an X when there's only one source of light, emanating from the bottom left corner? I never got to see much of the original series, so I can't recall whether Scully & Mulder ever faced some physics-defying nemesis. Perhaps one of you more astute X-Philes can help me out... 

  
  

  Posted 03/31/2008 by reelz

  Related: David Duchovny | Gillian Anderson | The X-Files: I Want to Believe

Monday, July 16

• The truth, apparently, is still out there

  Looks like the long-rumored X Files sequel will finally be headed into production, the Canadian Broadcasting Association reports.

  While promoting his new Showtime series Californication at the TCAs, star David Duchovny confirmed the latest rumor, adding that co-star Gillian Anderson is also attached. X Files creators Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz are putting the finishing touches on the script, with Carter looking to direct.

  The truth may still be out there, but what about the fans? The first X Files flick came out in 1998, back when Duchovny, Anderson and Carter were all in their prime. Since then, shows like Lost and Heroes have helped fill the void for fans aching for some conspiracy-related drama. Seems like this sequel might be about five years too late.

  
  

  Posted 07/16/2007 by reelz

  Related: David Duchovny | Gillian Anderson | Chris Carter | The X-Files | The X-Files: I Want to Believe