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Ah, The X-Files, one of the greatest sci-fi shows to grace television. I'd say the silver screen too, but the movies were far from the incredibly tight, suspenseful stories we watched at home. Goofy title aside, "Fight the Future" at least gave fans amazing (for the time) action figures of agents Mulder and Scully. That's more than can be said for the uninspired follow-up, "I Want to Believe," a movie that could have reignited X-Files mania and potentialy new figures, but instead buried my beloved franchise.



MCFARLANE TOYS' THE X-FILES: FIGHT THE FUTURE: SERIES 1
1998
9" x 13.5"

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