X-akták - Série 5

Redux I 3/5: It's clear that it is conceived more as an opportunity to jump on the already running train for new viewers and so it’s not really big deal. Rather, through the annoying monologues of Fox and Dana, the previous years are recapitulated. Redux II 4/5: Conspiracy through emotions. Once it's conspired only in the background and by the way, it's always better, especially when the main focus is on the characters, and all without exception face difficult decisions. Unusual Suspects 3/5: The hundredth episode overseas is considered a jubilee, so it's usually seen as a celebration for the fans. And X Files are no exception, so we'll find out what the Mulder's first meeting with Lone Gunmen in the 1980s really was (not). It was Interesting and... And nothing more. Detour 3/5: X-th Variation of X Files on Darkness Falls. Without eyes, it would have been better. What especially attracts your attention is the duo of other agents. The Post-Modern Prometheus 5/5: When Cher starts singing... This is how the one of the most cult episodes starts. Not only is it an excellent black-and-white tribute to black-and-white universal monsters horror movies, but above all, it's well written. It works both like an imitation and very touching movie. And throughout the whole running time it's winking at the viewer. What´s not to love? Christmas Carol 4/5: One woman show Gillian in a variation on Dickens's Christmas carol in one of the most distinctive mythological episodes. Emily 4/5: I really appreciate the effort for completely different and much more personal episodes full of conspiracy. It's a pity that Emily didn't appear in more episodes, because this way the ending would have been even more depressing. Kitsunegari 4/5: Horst Fuchs (who looks exactly like Christopher Nolan) Strikes Back, in other words the hunt for Fox. An excellent episode, but it's still only a fragmented original Modell's uncompromising aura. But blue is good. Schizogens 4/5: A generally despised episode about "fathers and trees that were strangely restless" that evening. It has such a specific atmosphere that you will either really like it you will feel the complete opposite. As for me, I really enjoyed this horror movie. Chinga 3/5: This movie is co-authored by Stephen King. That (along with the final scene from the office) is probably the only good part about this Chucky routine. But it is also instructive. You can Google what the title of the episode actually means in slang Spanish if you are interested. (2016.10.21)