The X-Files Complete Series, Seasons 1-11 [Blu-ray] [2018]

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Nothing Important Happened Today II' International Clips: (SD) Clips are in German, Italian, and Japanese. Inside the X-Files: (SD 45:29) Another solid behinds the scenes look at the show. A lot of it may feel a bit redundant, but it still offers up some good material. like the Challenger explosion or 9/11, the latter also being a defining moment and memory for older millennials. While this certainly doesn't If we had known what the original font was or had access to that, we would have used it. We did our best. Maybe we didn't talk to the right people; maybe there is somebody out there that's "oh, this is the font", but we didn't have access to them. Yes, it's not exactly the same, but hopefully people can look aside from that and look at the integrity of the entire show and accept the fact that it's not the same, but it looks great. Remastering 'The X-Files' in high definition Q&A with Jim Hardy CEO of Illuminate on Remastering 'The X-Files' in high definition - Part 3/3 Anasazi International Clips include German (480i; 1:10), Japanese (480i; 1:04), Spanish (480i; 1:10)

meaning that while it was originally shown in a 4:3 frame, a 16:9 frame was always "available," and the fact is while the first several seasons Vienen' Audio Commentary: Episode Director Ron Hardy provides the commentary for this rather decent episode.Irresistible International Clips include German (480i; 00:52), Italian (480i; 1:05), Japanese (480i; 1:14), Spanish (480i; With revenue from physical media falling, but partially offset by streaming revenue and syndication rights, how is that affecting large scale remastering projects such as The X-Files? There's dozens of brief featurettes, including syndication produced Behind the Truth featurettes and multilingual clips that get pretty old fast, but the meatiest are the Truth About... documentaries which give some sometimes honest insights on the evolution of the series and generally run around 20 minutes a piece.

For those watching their cash outlay, individual seasons of the show are available as standalone releases: X-Files Profiles: Gibson Praise (480i; 6:02), John Doggett (480i; 6:22) and Alex Krycek (480i; 6:23) Threads of Mythology: Abduction: (SD 27:29) A look at some of the themes covered within the series.

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Well, that’s the real question, now isn’t it? By the end of nine seasons of television, two feature films, and a limited run of episodes airing next January, I doubt if even Mulder and Scully themselves can adequately answer that deceptively simple question. The X-Files is the ultimate revolving door series. Full of intricate, intertwining mythological threads and stand-alone episodes that ultimately tied in just enough to be necessary, the series kept audiences glued to their seats each week with tales of alien abductions, government conspiracies, super soldiers, cloning experiments, colonization, and a slew of other “freak-of-the-week” entries that took our FBI agents through all manner of improbably macabre investigations. The stories the show asked its loyal followers to follow were as tantalizingly intriguing as they were frequently confusing and convoluted. Asking “what’s it about”? of a show like The X-Files is about as useful as asking “why”? of the universe. The answers are at once obvious and elusive; self-evident and inherently unattainable. The profundity and provocativeness of both questions aren’t perhaps found so much in their answers as they are in their being asked in the first place. Patient X International Clips include German (480i; 1:19), Italian (480i; 00:54), Japanese (480i; 00:51), Spanish (480i; This second season is much stronger, the mythology of government involvement in suppressing the evidence of extraterrestrials was coming together, the relationships of certain players were coming together, and the "monsters-of-the-week" were getting pretty intense.

The X-Files?" I had seen an article about the series in Entertainment Weekly or some similar magazine and when my wife The X-Files: The Collector's Set is presented on Blu-ray courtesy of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment with an AVC encoded 1080p obviously not in their original aspect ratio, there are no totally egregious framing issues, at least when looking dispassionately at Jump the Shark' Audio Commentary: Frank Spotnitz, Vince Gilligan, and John Shiban provide a solid commentary for this fun episode.

There are a number of "where were you when. . ." questions which have entered the public lexicon over the years. For some of our parents