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If you're in the UK, all X-File episodes are available to stream for free on 4OD. I'm re-watching it too, but I'm so busy I can only do 1 episode every few days
by AntoniusBlock 3y ago
If you're in the UK, all X-File episodes are available to stream for free on 4OD. I'm re-watching it too, but I'm so busy I can only do 1 episode every few days.
- mikub 3y agoThat's almost how it was back then, one episode per week. ;) I haven't done a complete rewatch but from time to time I just watch some of my favorite episodes like, "How the Ghosts Stole Christmas", "Field Trip", "Quagmire" to just name a few of them.
- circularfoyers 3y agoThe same on SBS OnDemand, for anyone in Australia.
- c23gooey 3y agoThank you for this.
- mindslight 3y agoIf you've got an Internet connection, all the X-files episodes are available for download through torrents.
- zoky 3y agoUnfortunately, I do not have an Internet connection…
- tomduncalf 3y agoThere goes my weekend lol. Thanks! Are they the remastered versions? I was quite impressed by how good they looked on the whole.
- mwaitjmp 3y agoIt’s quite impressive how good xfiles looks today when you compare it to other shows around the same period. Space above and beyond in comparison looks pretty terrible from what I have seen. It’s not even wide screen. I think X files was shot on film perhaps? I’m not sure if what we have now on say Disney plus for example is a remastered version but certainly it holds up very well.
- tomduncalf 3y agoYeah I read up on this a bit as I was very impressed by the quality. It was shot on widescreen film so they could just rescan (if that’s the term?) the film at widescreen HD resolution. I think they had to retouch or adjust the crop in some scenes because there was stuff off to the side which you weren’t meant to see, which was out of the 4:3 area but inside the 16:9 area. Some of the special FX shots look bad because they were digital and so they’ve just had to upscale them, but overall I was really impressed too. It’s nice because it lets you enjoy it all over again without being distracted by how “bad” it looks on modern TVs