On June 19, 1998 The X-Files: Fight the Future film was released in theaters.
• The phrase "Fight the Future" was originally intended as a tagline, but it appeared so close to "The X-Files" on posters and other promotional artwork that people assumed it was part of the title. Although it was not meant to be included in the official title, it ultimately became part of it. • It was filmed under the code name of Blackwood – the name of the Texas town where Stevie and the firemen become infected by the black oil.
• The film debuted at number 1 at the domestic box office charts and sold approximately 17.9 million tickets by the end of its theatrical run in the United States and Canada. Globally, it would have earned $340–$370 million based on 2025 standards.
The X-Files Forever
On June 19, 1998 The X-Files: Fight the Future film was released in theaters.
• The phrase "Fight the Future" was originally intended as a tagline, but it appeared so close to "The X-Files" on posters and other promotional artwork that people assumed it was part of the title. Although it was not meant to be included in the official title, it ultimately became part of it.
• It was filmed under the code name of Blackwood – the name of the Texas town where Stevie and the firemen become infected by the black oil.
• The film debuted at number 1 at the domestic box office charts and sold approximately 17.9 million tickets by the end of its theatrical run in the United States and Canada. Globally, it would have earned $340–$370 million based on 2025 standards.
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