Dark Knight:

While this new film mostly lives up to the hype, it leaves nothing to subtlety.
That isn't to say that there weren't some nice buried hints in there, it just had that sense of deliberate "Hey! make sure you notice this coin flip part okay? There's a quiz later.."
Indeed, it felt true to the paper-and-ink origins, but was beating me over the head with obvious hints.
It was a fun ride, and Ledger's Joker was very well played. As was Harvey Dent.
For some reason though I could never get into Christian Bale as Batman.
I guess I'm more of a Tim Burton kinda guy as well heheh.

X-Files:I Want To Believe:

I really liked this. I am bummed that its up against the current movies because I think it deserves more attention.
It felt like a long-version of a lost episode.
The play into Mulder and Scully's relationship was really subtle at first, until the decisive scene.
it wasn't an over the top story either which was pretty cool.
No Aliens, no bees. Just psychological and paranormal FBI investigatory business.
All the acting was on par and felt right to me, but don't forget they are preaching to the converted - being the rabid fan that I am.
You hear me? RABID!!!
Anyway, I liked it quite a bit and thus, i recommend it - especially if you've got sensory overload by the Bat.