Ryan Stewart: The X-Files: I Want To Believe

RYAN STEWART: The X-Files: I Want To Believe

The X-Files: I Want To Believe unveiled its theatrical trailer at New York Comic Con and, no surprise, it gives away absolutely nothing about the film. Total secrecy has been enforced from the word "go" on this project and when series creator and director Chris Carter and writer/producer Frank Spotnitz showed up at the Con to talk about the film, they acted at times like lawyers instead of science-fiction writers, parsing questions delicately, often answering in single sentences and sometimes answering...

I absolutely adore you guys for doing this interview. I've been obsessed with the x-files ever since 1998. . I even had the action figures. .

In any case, ten years later, I am still in adoration with the series. And incredibly excited about the arrival of the movie.

..You guys did an amazing job girlie =0)! You asked all the questions I wanted to know <3

Great interview. Looking forward to the movie.

I'm pure fucking giddy. Like a school boy. You don't even know.

I'm simultaneously blinded by excitement and terrified that Batman is going to bury it and we'll never have another.

Next month! Wow.

really looking forward to this film. good article.

IT"S IN THERE, That's what she said, lol!!! I can not wait for this movie, seriously!!!

Yay!! I love the X-Files and this interview was hilarious!

Nice interview. Had no idea Chris Carter was that funny.

I'm one of the few people that I know that has actually seen and liked the last X-Files movie and I really can't wait for the new one to come out.

Great interview by the way!

I can't believe how pardon my French FUCKING awesome the two weeks are going to be.

The Dark Knight July 18th
The X-Files: I Want To Believe July 25th

Best two weeks in film release date HISTORY.

I want to see this film

Less than a week.

Anyone seen it yet?

Thanks for the heads up.

I wish the other Carter series "Millenuin " was still around, loved it.Its on the Chiller channel now along with Friday the 13th

I also really like that it played like a straight episode, as I think one of the strengths of the series was that it could do more with less. There weren't any summer-movie-event moments (explosions, insane stunts, etc.) in it and for that reason it was more grounded in reality (sort of) than movies typically released around this time of the year...a refreshing change.

My ultimate hope is that they saved enough money by not including those big-budget scenes that they'll make enough to produce more (hopefully not another six years from now). But if not, the wonderful part of this movie is that it finally provides some sense of closure for characters that, for all we would have known otherwise, could have been cuddled up together in a hotel room for six years.

I thought the movie was really good. Played more like a longer episode then a movie, but for $10 I had a good time. It was cool to see the characters again if if they weren't doing anything major.

I didn't stay past the credits