Aside from Cops, Twin Peaks and Married with Children, there was another extremely popular show I was enthralled with back in the ’90s. Yes, I am an X-Files fan. I loved the show, even if it was hit-or-miss, but I started losing interest after the first movie that was made, The X-Files: Fight the Future, which was about 5 years after the show debut. The television series ended in 2002. Well, 6 years later and 10 years after the first film, we get a sequel titled X-Files: I Want To Believe.

Not real sure how I feel about it personally. I am neither excited or dismayed as it has been awhile since these two have been together and let’s face it, the show really kinda sucked in it’s last few seasons. Check out the trailer for the film after the jump.

The original film was decent and fit with the nature of the television show. It detailed FBI Agents, Fox Muldor (David Duchovny) and his skeptical partner, Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson), fighting through a government conspiracy to find the truth dealing with aliens colonizing on Earth. This was a common theme than ran throughout the series about Mulder and Scully heading up a division of the FBI that investigated unsolved paranormal phenomena called “X-Files”.

The plot for this latest film has remained under wraps, but a few details have surfaced that may or may not be true. It is supposedly a stand-alone film that involves the disappearance of some women in Virginia and Fox and Mulder, no longer a part of the now closed X-Files division, being called to investigate the incident. The film will hit theaters on July 25th of this year and in what could be a good sign, is being directed by the show creator, Chris Carter. So, any X-Files fans out there? If so, what do you think about this film?