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The X-Files Fight The Future

( Catalog Number 0044884 )
(2.35:1) (3 Sides) (CLV+CAV) (CC) (NTSC)

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Best Version on LaserDisc
Pressed in Limited Quantities on the 12th of January 1999
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The X-Files Fight The Future
1998 - 122 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated PG-13
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
This $60 million science fiction suspense drama (marketed with an additional $25 million), was adapted from the popular TV series, The X-Files --- arriving in theaters while the Emmy-winning series was still being aired, continuing plot-threads familiar to many of the series' 25 million viewers and featuring several familiar recurring characters introduced during the previous five TV seasons. In 15,000 B.C., a strange creature attacks a caveman. Cut to present-day, when a boy at the same North Texas spot, falls into a pit and is contaminated by a black substance. When a bomb threatens the Dallas Federal Building, special FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) locate the device but are unable to prevent the explosion. The agency blames Mulder and Scully for the disaster, subjecting them to lengthy interrogations while trying to sever their partnership. In a bar, conspiracy theorist Kurtzweil (Martin Landau), a friend of Mulder's father, tells Mulder about the group behind the explosion, the cover-up of the boy's death, the bodies of four infected rescue workers removed from the Federal Building, the secret government, and the forthcoming plague. Mulder and Scully set out to find answers, and their investigation becomes a foray into the fantastic. --- Bhob Stewart

The X-Files: Fight the Future was hyped as a must-see for those who follow the popular television series, who would need resolution after the 1998 season finale. But it was also meant for those who don't know the Cigarette-Smoking Man from the Marlboro Man. Coming up with a film that would build on the show's famously twisty mythology while also existing as a discrete entity for non-philes culminated in a muddy outing likely to leave both camps unsatisfied. The events of the first X-Files feature film should exist within parentheses, since nothing that happens is either a direct follow-up or a precursor to other events in the series' timeline. (Creator Chris Carter has never been overly concerned about apparent contradictions in his narrative.) While it may be momentary fun to watch David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson say words they can't say on television, the film does not offer what the show generates best: an eerie sense of disorientation. In the series, unexplained anomalies are tantalizing --- in the film, they feel small, like plot holes. The X-Files has the scale of a big-budget summer movie --- including a set piece in Antarctica and some reasonably special effects --- there are enough decent thrills so that it's never boring, and as ever, the leads make a lovely duo. But there's too little exposition for it to work as a tutorial, too few sublime moments to win many new recruits. And those who obsessively chart the show's serpentine mythology will leave frustrated that the movie intentionally confounded their expectations in the interest of finding a shallow middle ground. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for The X-Files Fight The Future

David Duchovny - Agent Fox Muldar
Gillian Anderson - Agent Dana Schully
Martin Landau - Dr. Alvin Kurtzweil
Armin Mueller-Stahl - Conrad Strughold
Blythe Danner - Jana Cassidy
William B. Davis - The Cigarette-Smoking Man
John Neville - The Well-Manicured Man
Mitch Pileggi - Walter Skinner
Jeffrey DeMunn - Dr. Ben Bronschweig
Terry O'Quinn - Darius Michaud
Glenne Headly - Barmaid
Lucas Black - Stevie
Dean Haglund - Langly
Bruce Harwood - Byers
Tom Braidwood - Frohike

Crew for The X-Files Fight The Future

Rob Bowman - Director
Chris Carter - Producer / Screenwriter / Screen Story
Daniel Sackheim - Producer
Frank Spotnitz - Screen Story / Co-producer
Ward Russell - Cinematographer
Mark Snow - Composer (Music Score)
Stephen Mark - Editor
Christopher Nowak - Production Designer
Gregory Bolton - Art Director
Hugo Santiago - Art Director
Mary Astadounian - Associate Producer
Lata Ryan - Executive Producer
Jackie Carr - Set Designer
Marlene Stewart - Costume Designer
Josh McLaglen - First Assistant Director
Geoffrey Patterson - Sound/Sound Designer
Lieberman-Hirschfeld Casting - Casting
Mat Beck - Special Effects Supervisor
Alec Gillis - Makeup Special Effects
Paul Lombardi - Special Effects Supervisor
Tom Woodruff, Jr. - Makeup Special Effects

Feature Details

Title: The X-Files Fight The Future
Feature Release Date: 1998
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rating: PG-13
Color: Color
Runtime: 122 Minutes
Chapters: 22
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV+CAV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 12 Jan 1999
Catalog Number: 0044884
UPC: 086162919060
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Publisher: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 3
Cover: Jacket
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 0044884-N
Shipping Weight: 2 lbs
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David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson in...

The X-Files Fight The Future

( Catalog Number 0044884 )
(2.35:1) (3 Sides) (CLV+CAV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Pressed in Limited Quantities on the 12th of January 1999
LD

The X-Files Fight The Future
1998 - 122 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated PG-13
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
This $60 million science fiction suspense drama (marketed with an additional $25 million), was adapted from the popular TV series, The X-Files --- arriving in theaters while the Emmy-winning series was still being aired, continuing plot-threads familiar to many of the series' 25 million viewers and featuring several familiar recurring characters introduced during the previous five TV seasons. In 15,000 B.C., a strange creature attacks a caveman. Cut to present-day, when a boy at the same North Texas spot, falls into a pit and is contaminated by a black substance. When a bomb threatens the Dallas Federal Building, special FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) locate the device but are unable to prevent the explosion. The agency blames Mulder and Scully for the disaster, subjecting them to lengthy interrogations while trying to sever their partnership. In a bar, conspiracy theorist Kurtzweil (Martin Landau), a friend of Mulder's father, tells Mulder about the group behind the explosion, the cover-up of the boy's death, the bodies of four infected rescue workers removed from the Federal Building, the secret government, and the forthcoming plague. Mulder and Scully set out to find answers, and their investigation becomes a foray into the fantastic. --- Bhob Stewart

The X-Files: Fight the Future was hyped as a must-see for those who follow the popular television series, who would need resolution after the 1998 season finale. But it was also meant for those who don't know the Cigarette-Smoking Man from the Marlboro Man. Coming up with a film that would build on the show's famously twisty mythology while also existing as a discrete entity for non-philes culminated in a muddy outing likely to leave both camps unsatisfied. The events of the first X-Files feature film should exist within parentheses, since nothing that happens is either a direct follow-up or a precursor to other events in the series' timeline. (Creator Chris Carter has never been overly concerned about apparent contradictions in his narrative.) While it may be momentary fun to watch David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson say words they can't say on television, the film does not offer what the show generates best: an eerie sense of disorientation. In the series, unexplained anomalies are tantalizing --- in the film, they feel small, like plot holes. The X-Files has the scale of a big-budget summer movie --- including a set piece in Antarctica and some reasonably special effects --- there are enough decent thrills so that it's never boring, and as ever, the leads make a lovely duo. But there's too little exposition for it to work as a tutorial, too few sublime moments to win many new recruits. And those who obsessively chart the show's serpentine mythology will leave frustrated that the movie intentionally confounded their expectations in the interest of finding a shallow middle ground. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for The X-Files Fight The Future

David Duchovny - Agent Fox Muldar
Gillian Anderson - Agent Dana Schully
Martin Landau - Dr. Alvin Kurtzweil
Armin Mueller-Stahl - Conrad Strughold
Blythe Danner - Jana Cassidy
William B. Davis - The Cigarette-Smoking Man
John Neville - The Well-Manicured Man
Mitch Pileggi - Walter Skinner
Jeffrey DeMunn - Dr. Ben Bronschweig
Terry O'Quinn - Darius Michaud
Glenne Headly - Barmaid
Lucas Black - Stevie
Dean Haglund - Langly
Bruce Harwood - Byers
Tom Braidwood - Frohike

Crew for The X-Files Fight The Future

Rob Bowman - Director
Chris Carter - Producer / Screenwriter / Screen Story
Daniel Sackheim - Producer
Frank Spotnitz - Screen Story / Co-producer
Ward Russell - Cinematographer
Mark Snow - Composer (Music Score)
Stephen Mark - Editor
Christopher Nowak - Production Designer
Gregory Bolton - Art Director
Hugo Santiago - Art Director
Mary Astadounian - Associate Producer
Lata Ryan - Executive Producer
Jackie Carr - Set Designer
Marlene Stewart - Costume Designer
Josh McLaglen - First Assistant Director
Geoffrey Patterson - Sound/Sound Designer
Lieberman-Hirschfeld Casting - Casting
Mat Beck - Special Effects Supervisor
Alec Gillis - Makeup Special Effects
Paul Lombardi - Special Effects Supervisor
Tom Woodruff, Jr. - Makeup Special Effects

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