There are a lot of references to previous seasons. It was really cool to remember the shooters! And somehow not a word about Scully's son, something with the plot is unclear.
@Invers: and Chris Carter had a bit of a Dan Brown brain injury, bread crumbs in their cemetery, three steps to the left, the moon in the seventh house.
Well, in short, there are a lot of jokes from the series "Everyone sees me in their dreams", "This cupcake is too delicious, we need to open a criminal case!!!" And a lot of action, there probably wasn't so much in the whole series combined. Where is there at least something about the son of Scalaria? Why resurrect the shooters, and specifically Langley, it pains me to look at it. References are good, a lot of references are annoying. A beer for the calmly sleeping Dana. Typical antics of our couple. An unfinished business. That's about it. It's so bad that it's even good, I screamed my head off, but that's not what I expected from the resurrected dumb series, not this. We look further, we hope, we believe
@Myosotisgirl: No one resurrected the shooters. And the sequel is being filmed just for the sake of nostalgia, so all the typical antics will be mandatory.
@vk614650: There were Chinese there too. And judging by Skinner's words, in poor, unhappy America, everyone walks around like they're in their kitchen.
What did I just watch?! Some kind of fierce hodgepodge of conspiracy nonsense, dumb jokes and low-budget spy movies. There wasn't even enough plot for a 40-minute episode - previously, the X-Files could tell the story of an entire city or some kind of monster in that time, but now awkward pauses have to be filled with 300 jokes. I was waiting for Krajicek to come into the frame at the end, look around, make a prosthetic facepalm, say that even with him there was no such bullshit and leave the frame. It couldn't have gotten any worse.
@RhymistGrim: I'll give you a plus. The files always gave out a portion of trash, and in the initial episodes it was so delusional and inexplicable that the brain exploded. Moreover, the series often ended without explaining where the monster, phenomenon, etc. came from. Since I watch the series without a break, everything is fresh in my memory. And most importantly, everyone liked it. And shit monsters, and killer cats, and a circus of freaks, and the devil knows what other weirdos.
Personally, I asked myself this question after 15 minutes of watching... I walk in circles around the apartment, with round eyes, and only one thought in my head: "what was that just now?!"
It seems that after the unsuccessful last season, the creators are trying to scrape together all the good things from the past, but the nonsense that was good in the 90s won't work anymore. Are the angry Russians back, seriously?
For the special ones, they didn't say anything about Scully's son because he would find them himself, and they were just working. Let's take a closer look
What is this anyway? Why did you smoke all that stuff, write and film it? Where is the series? Why did everything immediately become so disgusting and incoherent? And this is only the second episode, how are you going to finish? Guys, to be honest, IT'S SLOP.
It's not Mader and it's not Scully. These are not Classified Materials. I just refuse to believe that the people who created such a series at the time are now giving IT away. It's like the script is written for such a fucking thing, which is even scary. But it's not as scary as the dialogues, of course. "I'm going to eat this muffin, even if it came out of an alien's ass." What. No, it's not like that. WHAT THE FUCK?? I'm sorry now, it's just that I'm a big fan of the original series and my heart just can't survive this mockery of a corpse (yes, a corpse, any work has a beginning and should have an end, ideally season 7). In general, it hurts too much, goodbye.
@Scarletsony: I remember in the original about the muffin there's something like "I'm going to open an X-file on this muffin to get to the bottom of why it's so freaking good" - they say, "I'm going to open an x-file on this muffin to get to the bottom of why it's so fucking delicious." And I advise you to watch it either in a normal dubbing or in the original.
@devcor: After all, Mulder is talking about "opening the x-file" in the original, but Scully is talking about the alien's ass. And I advise you to look more carefully.
This is the most ragged narrative and the most fucking montage I've seen in recent years. And everything remained as lousy as in the first episode. It's a fucking shame, guys :(
For the life of me, I don't remember Langley having anyone. At Byers, yes. And Langley didn't even have any hints in the spin-off. Where did this lady come from so quickly?
Well, compared to the first episode, at least you can watch this one. And thank God Mulder is acting like Mulder, not like a log. Although this whole line of distrust of Skinner looks ridiculous - how many times have the characters not trusted him, even though he was always on the wrong side, even though he made decisions for the young? The fifth? The sixth?
You don't understand. It's just that starting from last season, everyone was uploaded to virtual reality. And in this episode, we've been told that to our face. I have no other explanation. 🤷🏼♂️
Mulder hasn't changed his phone number in 16 years. Skinner doesn't explain anything and hides from everyone. The American front security company is acting on the orders of the Russian. The supposedly dead conspiracy theory fan got stuck in the Matrix, thought out all the riddles and surroundings of his fake grave, and even put a stainless steel badge with an actual QR code in a fake cross on his fake tombstone. Secret Service computers are hacked from an iPhone. You can enter secret facilities without identification by making eyes. ... R U FKN SERIOUS?!
@Guarin: Everything was chewed up there. The shooters' dates of birth were the dates of death of 32, 34 and 35 presidents. 33 Was skipped. So there are three graves from Langley and three to the side. We went in different directions, found a Deep throat.
I won't say that I'm a wild fan of the X-Files, I watched it in snatches as a child. the comments on this site are mostly from fans who would like the series to be resumed, but not like that, not like it was then, but now)))
now they're shooting TV shows in a different way, the creators are partially trying to adjust, but they're leaving some of that series. it turns out to be funny in some places, nonsense in others. All the episodes are different in style.
but in general I like it)
and if you're a fan, then don't watch this series anymore and leave your memories of that alone)) There are too many comments from FANS here
The shootouts and fights were filmed horribly. At the end of the first one, you could have an epileptic seizure. How did Mulder know that this was Deep Throat's grave, if he himself said that he did not know his real name "until now"? Where did the security of the project go during the "sam-on-sam"? I thought the interference was designed to hide the fact that the actor had aged. After all, in an artificial reality, why program aging? And then they took and showed the head without effects... The Russian operative reminded Moriarty of his habits. As it is, the plot is interesting, much better than the first episode. I was pleased that the actual business of the week was related to the main plot. It doesn't feel like you're watching two different series.
He said that many years ago he watched from afar WHERE deep throat was buried. Well, if you know where the grave is, you came and read the name. What's wrong?
@satvacore: This is an idea that everyone has not been communizing with each other. You saw her too late :) At least look at the Lawn Mower or something... :)
I still don't understand why they decided to make a sequel. After all, the nonsense that has nothing to do with the first 9 seasons does not overlap in the manner of the actors, events, acting, filming, etc.
All right, let's get started here... I didn't like it, from the first episode, then what are you watching next?! And if you're watching, then keep your mouth shut!!! And then the fucking kids were crying... go fuck yourself then and watch something else! And don't stop the fans from watching!
Well, OK, this episode is kind of better... But! WHAT'S GOING ON? AND WHY? These are the two questions I ask myself after watching the episode. And I think Duchovny and Anderson are playing better this season, not as fucked up as they were last year.
It wasn't like I was watching the X-Files, but Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Even in my wildest fantasies, it never occurred to me that Muldair and Scully could produce such an action! Chases, shootouts, stunts! This is something new! It's like Bonnie and Clyde, hand in hand, alone against the whole world!
- I thought I'd make it through now...Come on!! How easy it was to turn off this simulator, and how brilliant it was to just leave it instead of calling for backup in this tower.🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
And a smoker is a fucking bull-inseminator. To smoke so much and be able to conceive a child, even if he is half an alien and the first time, well, it's tough!!!
Sook has known Skinner for so many years, they've been through so much together, and they still don't trust each other and look at each other strangely. And yes, the first seasons are better 😊
It's true, and it's the best phrase of the series.
The series is better than the first one, but it's still a lot like that...
The scriptwriters were clearly trying to make an action-funny classic, but the action is controversial, the editing is bad, and the funny is questionable.
These seasons are reminiscent of champagne, which was once delicious, but stood open, and has long since worn off, leaving only a faint aroma.
Episode 2 looks much more cheerful. It's obvious that they're trying to do something, but it still looks kind of cheap. There are a lot of questions about some points.
Until recently, I hoped that they were testing some kind of curve themselves, but no. Why didn't I stop watching the X-files on season 9, because everything was already clear?! :(
If this was an attempt at self-irony, then we've seen better in the same "cheerful" X-files, when it was somehow both thinner and more interesting. And this... this is 11 out of 10 on the Bulshitovich Senility scale.
What's going on anyway? Why add another virtual life storyline in the last season? Where is the conspiracy and the search for a son? How did Scully and Mulder escape from the military with machine guns in handcuffs by simply running out of the house into the woods? I don't remember them doing such tricks in their youth, they're like ninjas here. We got into a super-secure room.. Mulder was tied up, but Scully wasn't caught? There should also be cameras everywhere and security guards. Scully has never been a hacker, they're a damn doctor, and she was able to, like, shut down a very secret server with some kind of improvised means? Okay, back in the first seasons, when there were attempts to create virtual reality, there was something clumsy, but this is straight technology. Who will believe that there are no copies, backups? In short, the action series is dynamic, logically worse than the most illogical series of the initial seasons.…
"I don't recall them performing such tricks in their youth." Do you want to refresh your memory? Tunguska, the fugitive Mulder in the hut of compassionate Siberians, asking to be taken to the highway and met with a cleaver for amputation of the arm. A couple of mounting clips— and Mulder is safe in the USA.
The boys on the bus are Gillian Anderson's sons =3
But on one of the tombstones in the cemetery there is the name "Piper B Maru" - and this is the name of Gillian Anderson's daughter, and the date of death indicates the day of her (daughter's) birth... Doubtful, but okay, as they say x)
Do you, who are sick of such "X-Files", understand that plots like this are much more consistent with classified cases than your favorite werewolves and human worms? Carter gives the right picture behind the scenes. It may be pretentious, but I see a passion for the topic. And I like these episodes. If the whole season is like this, then I will be very, very sad that he was not accepted. The running around here is great. The agents seemed to look younger. It's like I'm watching the second season, where they took refuge for the first time near the Mexican border... Cool episode!
It looks like some kind of bad part of the Matrix, in the sense of sequels. There is a theory that the Wachowskis stole the idea of the first Matrix movie from Chris Carter. So he came off here.
It's amazing how much better and more adequate this season is than the previous one, but where did the whole line of the end of the previous season go?
Discussion: Season 11, Episode 2 Join the Discussion
104Some kind of fierce hodgepodge of conspiracy nonsense, dumb jokes and low-budget spy movies.
There wasn't even enough plot for a 40-minute episode - previously, the X-Files could tell the story of an entire city or some kind of monster in that time, but now awkward pauses have to be filled with 300 jokes.
I was waiting for Krajicek to come into the frame at the end, look around, make a prosthetic facepalm, say that even with him there was no such bullshit and leave the frame. It couldn't have gotten any worse.
I also remembered about Krajchik.
It was a great episode about tuguska
I walk in circles around the apartment, with round eyes, and only one thought in my head: "what was that just now?!"
And I advise you to watch it either in a normal dubbing or in the original.
And I advise you to look more carefully.
There is a line hidden in the page code.
Skinner doesn't explain anything and hides from everyone.
The American front security company is acting on the orders of the Russian.
The supposedly dead conspiracy theory fan got stuck in the Matrix, thought out all the riddles and surroundings of his fake grave, and even put a stainless steel badge with an actual QR code in a fake cross on his fake tombstone.
Secret Service computers are hacked from an iPhone.
You can enter secret facilities without identification by making eyes.
... R U FKN SERIOUS?!
now they're shooting TV shows in a different way, the creators are partially trying to adjust, but they're leaving some of that series. it turns out to be funny in some places, nonsense in others. All the episodes are different in style.
but in general I like it)
and if you're a fan, then don't watch this series anymore and leave your memories of that alone)) There are too many comments from FANS here
I thought the interference was designed to hide the fact that the actor had aged. After all, in an artificial reality, why program aging? And then they took and showed the head without effects... The Russian operative reminded Moriarty of his habits.
As it is, the plot is interesting, much better than the first episode. I was pleased that the actual business of the week was related to the main plot. It doesn't feel like you're watching two different series.
horror. There are no censored words.
And if you're watching, then keep your mouth shut!!! And then the fucking kids were crying...
go fuck yourself then and watch something else!
And don't stop the fans from watching!
And I think Duchovny and Anderson are playing better this season, not as fucked up as they were last year.
How easy it was to turn off this simulator, and how brilliant it was to just leave it instead of calling for backup in this tower.🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
And yes, the first seasons are better 😊
"Even if it came out of an alien's ass, I'm still going to eat it."
IS this a dialogue between Mulder and Scully? Seriously?! WTF?
It's true, and it's the best phrase of the series.
The series is better than the first one, but it's still a lot like that...
The scriptwriters were clearly trying to make an action-funny classic, but the action is controversial, the editing is bad, and the funny is questionable.
These seasons are reminiscent of champagne, which was once delicious, but stood open, and has long since worn off, leaving only a faint aroma.
It's very sad
Until recently, I hoped that they were testing some kind of curve themselves, but no. Why didn't I stop watching the X-files on season 9, because everything was already clear?! :(
If this was an attempt at self-irony, then we've seen better in the same "cheerful" X-files, when it was somehow both thinner and more interesting. And this... this is 11 out of 10 on the Bulshitovich Senility scale.
Do you want to refresh your memory? Tunguska, the fugitive Mulder in the hut of compassionate Siberians, asking to be taken to the highway and met with a cleaver for amputation of the arm. A couple of mounting clips— and Mulder is safe in the USA.
But on one of the tombstones in the cemetery there is the name "Piper B Maru" - and this is the name of Gillian Anderson's daughter, and the date of death indicates the day of her (daughter's) birth... Doubtful, but okay, as they say x)
one, but where did the whole line of the end of the previous season go?