The story of the film was born in a hotel in Hawaii. During the Christmas holiday in 1996, Chris Carter and his screenwriter partner Frank Sbertney conceived the story of the film in only 8 days, and its storyline is closely related to the TV version of "X-Files."
Carter invited Lata Ryan (Lata Ryan) who has participated in the production of "Jurassic Park", "Ark of Realm", "Star Wars Episode VI: Samurai Revenge", "Back to the Future 2" and "Back to the Future 3". ) Acting as the executive producer of the film, Ryan not only focuses on his own work, but also brings many consultants and experts to the crew, including plot series painters, aviation coordinators, insect experts and stunts, visual effects and biology Effects technician. Rob Bowman, who is the director of this film, can be described as the mainstay of the team behind the TV series "X Files". He has produced and directed more than 50 episodes of "X Files". "X-Files" is famous for its rich imagination, which makes people think about some grand propositions about the universe and the origin of life. Just asking questions, not drawing conclusions, is basically a combination of conspiracy theories plus science fiction plus thrillers.
As early as the preparation of the TV series "X-Files", Carter designed the life blueprint for the protagonists of this movie, Mudd and Scully, including their personal beliefs and final outcome
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