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This is one of the movies that I can picture myself acting in. I have always wanted to be an actor, but I doubt I will make the big-time. This is one of those movies that has little to work with as far as budget, but it is still very enjoyable. I watched it on a lazy spring afternoon. I would love to learn more about the teenage actors in this movie. The story is original, the acting is decent, and it is just a good, solid movie. It marks the debut of Chez Starbuck, and he does a solid job as Cody Griffin. I hope Chez can move on to a nice acting career. Justin Jon Ross plays Jess, and he is a very memorable character. Dave Coulier, of Full House fame, plays Cody's father. He was the biggest name in this movie, and he did not disappoint.

I am a fan of Sean Connery, so I was anxiously awaiting this movie coming out. Before I went to the movie, however, I read many reviews of the movie. Almost all of the reviews came to the same conclusion: This movie is absolutely terrible. I decided to go see the movie anyway because I was doing spring shopping and there was no other movie I was interested in. I went with two friends, and we all expected the movie to be bad. I thought it would be average at best. Since we had such low expectations, the movie was very enjoyable. I really liked it. Go into this movie with low expectations, and you will be pleasantly surprised. If you go into this movie with high expectations, this movie might be a disappointment. The plot of this movie is far-fetched, but intelligent. The movie makes you think, and is very confusing at the end. It is a movie that you probably need to watch more than once. Catherine Zeta-Jones and Connery are very believable. This is one of those movies where the bad guys are good guys and the good guys are bad guys. That is just part of the fun.

8 out of 10

Of course this movie had a hard job of being accessible to die-hard fans and clueless moviegoers, and it had to compete with over 100 past episodes, some of which were better than the movie, but the X-Files movie was definitely worth attending. I saw it twice. And that was little compared to people I know who saw it over 10 times. The movie is like the series except for better special effects, a bigger story, better acting, a bigger range of sites, more action, and being on a bigger screen, which was fun. And who can't forget that in movies the characters can actually swear? An extra reason as to why you should see the X-Files movie. My rating: 8.5 out of 10.