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The X-Files 2
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The X-Files 2
Words cannot fully convey the overjoyed sense of happiness in the news of "The X-Files 2" movie scheduled to be released next year. They originally announced this development regarding FBI Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully a week ago:
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tSz42
I may have read that wrong; but, if I did read that right: They're going to start filming in December and the movie is going to be released 6 months later in June? I don't see how that is possible...Mulder and Scully will be reuniting on the big screen June 25, 2008.
Fox also announced that production on the as-yet untitled movie follow-up would kick off Dec. 10
Usually filming takes, what, 3 months? Leaving 3 months to be edited and whatnot. Post-production, at least from what I've seen, takes longer than 3 months.
You can argue the amount of time it takes to film a movie, but 6 months from filming to the big screen is to short of time with a movie of this caliber.
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Not really. Especially movies based on TV shows. Besides, this X-files movie will be a stand-alone story with no series mythology (boo) ---- this can mean minimal special effects, and more action-oriented fare. Hence, a quicker run to the theatre.tSz42 wrote:I may have read that wrong; but, if I did read that right: They're going to start filming in December and the movie is going to be released 6 months later in June? I don't see how that is possible...Mulder and Scully will be reuniting on the big screen June 25, 2008.
Fox also announced that production on the as-yet untitled movie follow-up would kick off Dec. 10
Usually filming takes, what, 3 months? Leaving 3 months to be edited and whatnot. Post-production, at least from what I've seen, takes longer than 3 months.
You can argue the amount of time it takes to film a movie, but 6 months from filming to the big screen is to short of time with a movie of this caliber.