How Channing Tatum's Gambit Made A Name For Himself

[@dionysisnance4204]

Gambit really did make a name for himself

[@remuslazar2033]

And you didn't know how long he waited for this

[@ibnu7942]

for long his name is jeff now...

[@notoriouslybratty]

Remember it!

[@universalAxis]

I remember it.

[@johnermactavish1162]

He didn’t know his daddy but he sure shoot out of his diick ready.

[@TayoEXE]

It's amazing what actually being passionate for a subject or character can do to make a difference in how it turns out.

[@welkijken]

passion drives creation. Hence why all the corpo mandated franchise creations always seem to lack that extra punch. You need that extremely passionate person at the helm.

[@schiz0phren1c]

As with the Music business, the Movie business needs more passionate people who love what they do, rather than soulless drones out to make the next million or billion.

[@xhantimtiya7325]

Well, I'd say the only exception to that is Black Adam

[@zire4064]

The rock had no passion for the character at all​@@xhantimtiya7325

[@RedTail1-1]

​@@xhantimtiya7325not really... Rock was not passionate about Black Adam. He did not care about the character or story. He just wanted to be a superhero and be part of a comic book cinematic universe. He would have played any character if they were more powerful than everyone else and got him in the DCEU or MCU. Black Adam was just the chosen character based on what was going on in the DCEU. I honestly doubt he even read a single comic. If he had cared at all the film would have been very different. It wouldn't have just been another poorly written/acted Rock-stroking-his-ego movie.

[@SPcamert]

I mean with Ryan Reynolds fighting so hard to bring Deadpool to the screen in the "right" way it makes PERFECT sense that he would give Channing Tatum a similar chance.

[@baconoverlord7982]

Why does that make "perfect" sense? The guy can't act to save his life. His performance in this movie even HEAVILY edited and coached is still proof of that.

[@krisskross6074]

@@baconoverlord7982 Calm the fck down, sad boy.

[@NomadicalNomad]

@@baconoverlord7982 that's why he's the actor and you're the one talking shit on a youtube comment lol. get real

[@baconoverlord7982]

@@NomadicalNomad I'm the target audience you mean. If I had known he was in the movie for any significant time I would have taken a hard pass. He's a horrible actor.

[@mallardofmodernia8092]

​@@baconoverlord7982but people loved his performance? Its not oscar winning but it fit the role.

[@vampricramen]

Tatum's Gambit works for the same reason every other live-action adaptation of a superhero has worked: the studio, director, and actor actually lean into the character and aren't ashamed to be making a superhero film. Taking superheroes seriously doesn't necessarily mean shaving away everything that seems unrealistic or campy. Even a film as gritty and grounded and no-nonsense as "The Batman" still has to feature three of its main characters running around their city dressed as their favorite animals.

[@Digger-Nick]

It doesn't work, that's the entire point... He's too fat and the accent is ridiculous.

[@mrgoober6320]

Ah, man. That last sentence is fantastic.

[@SilverViper1000]

What? Imho Tatum was the worst character in the whole movie. Zo me he didn't work at all, especially his accent was horrible. His whole physique doesn't work with his outfit, it looks like they tried to put his mass into a way too tight suite

[@yourhero782]

@@SilverViper1000Lived in the bayous all my life…. He sounds identical to all my aunts and uncles … Which means you know jack sht about the accent…. Making your opinion invalid as a whole.

[@qu3ry523]

@@SilverViper1000 I agree only on the physique . A Little less would have been better but it was near perfect.

[@Gettinsketchyonbourbon]

Hope that isn’t the last we see of him, a heist film would be amazing

[@MegaGil08]

God no.

[@marxvargas7697]

Why a heist? Why not a Gambit and Rogue movie (is Rogue Texan? Legit question)?

[@mrroboshadow]

@@marxvargas7697 rogue is southern, where exactly i dont think its been explicitly said also why a heist? cause Gambit is at his core, a thief

[@Katsby83]

@@mrroboshadowshe’s from Mississippi.

[@Tripolitosus]

⁠@@Katsby83and Mississipi is a southern state

[@willwalker474]

Gambit's coming out party in Deadpool and Wolverine was so great because he was great. Tatum finally got to show us all what he's been trying to do for years, and the movie lets him shine. He's funny, but aside from light ribbing, he's not the butt of the joke. He's a legit badass and holds his own in the fight. I don't know how younger audience members perceived him, but knowing how long Channing Tatum has been trying to do something with this character, it was really great to see how they realized it.

[@kyledabearsfan]

As an old school Gambit fan, I was really worried when I heard about him in another movie but Tatum did a good job and seemed to have a blast.

[@Riv_]

I can say as a younger fan that i never really heard of the character or actor before this, but me and my younger sister both fell in love with Gambit during Deadpool&Wolverine, and have been watching the animated xmen series with him in it. Really hoping to see more of Channing Tatum in the future, as he was born for this role

[@kingjellybean9795]

Coming out parties are for gays... not super heros

[@Arcella1981]

yeah Channing IMO is a better gambit than the one that was in the wolverine movie, he seemed like kind of a joke, like how Logan just elbows him in the face to make him be quite, and then that silly helicopter staff thing, IMO that move should have been cut and just make him jump off the roof and land and do that shockwave move, instead of helicopter, when I saw that I was like "oh ok so this is a silly adaptation" but Channing's was a LOT better

[@jerrysign5027]

I didn’t feel it. His headwear was just a bit too tight for Tatum’s big head.

[@nosrin1988]

I loved how meta his lines were. "Do you know how long I've waited for this?!" "I'm going to make a name for myself here!" "y'all best tell everyone what happened here today!"

[@helpfulcommenter]

Yeah, thats' why the MCU completely sucks and falls on its face and the writing is awful - because they write for people like you who are impressed by drivel like that.

[@baconoverlord7982]

Yeah, they were pretty boring, like his acting.

[@kyju7093]

@@baconoverlord7982 lol and yet theres millions of memes about just is couple minutes of screen time and it seams like the majority of the fans overwhelmingly love his roll and the way he portrayed the character. dude was literally half the selling point for the whole movie

[@baconoverlord7982]

@@kyju7093 Guy... you're living in a dream world of your own making. His character was horrible... his acting was horrible... his accent was horrible. He's simply not a good actor. None of the "forgottens" are good actors which is why the characters they destroyed were left in the dust and forgotten.

[@krisskross6074]

@@baconoverlord7982 WTF is your problem? Did he fck your mama in her bedroom and she was making loud noises while you were trying to jerkoff and sleep in your mom's basement, or something?😆😆

[@MustyMouse]

Channing Tatum's Gambit is not only a pinnacle of the character itself, but a monument to how every super hero film should be handled.

[@charliebaker1427]

bro what he was like if scary movie included a parody of gambit, dude was trash in the role

[@dylanchrey]

@@charliebaker1427 right. its aweful

[@rasheedgriffith3169]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 just tell us you've never seen decent acting

[@vexellent]

My mom is also a new orleans native, when we watched deadpoolXwolverine I didn't tell her about gambit I just asked her if she can tell where he's from after his first line and she was SO EXCITED to hear such a legit Cajun accent! Then I did the lore dump hehe

[@harrysarso]

Not during the film i hope😅

[@AC-ni4gt]

@@harrysarsoBuddy it can happen. My mom actually screamed in a theater over a hit in Beauty and the Beast live-action.

[@Romo69]

The accent was garbage

[@MrSpeedyAce]

In 5th grade, each student got a single 6X6 inch tile that we could paint ANYTHING we wanted and it would be baked in a kiln and then put up on one of the hallway walls forever to represent my class. I painted Gambit throwing a card. He's been my #1 favorite X-Men since I was 10 years old!!! Edit: I just recently visited my old elementary school and I saw my original tile with Gambit still up on the wall!!!

[@RedTail1-1]

Nice. His cameo must have been pretty exciting for you.

[@NickGreyden]

omg, we had something similar at my school with those old 2ftx2ft ceiling tiles. We could flip them over and paint on them and it was put up in the cafeteria. Mine was a head and shoulder shot of a posing Darkwing Duck.

[@MrSpeedyAce]

@@NickGreyden hahahahaha Darkwing Duck was so fire. I still remember the music.

[@MrSpeedyAce]

@@RedTail1-1 For sure dude!

[@jonenoh]

He was my favorite for 25 years and Still is.

[@agatahb]

Channing Tatum is hilarious and I really like that he doesn't take himself seriously..... his cameos are THE BEST part of many movies

[@xXbxXz3ch3chvXx]

You have no idea how long he's been waiting for this!

[@da_riceboy161]

Woo, he’s about to make a name for himself here!

[@Zetsuei13]

Channing Tatum is a fantastic actor; no matter the role, he is always enjoyable to watch, from comedy to serious, he never lets you down. I absolutely loved him in Deadpool & Wolverine as Gambit and look forward to more from him in this role.

[@Madkalibyr]

100%

[@ther3aper561]

I wish he had a bigger part in Kingsman 2 because he was definitely one of the most enjoyable parts of that movie

[@ninjanibba4259]

He let me down in D&W

[@iGaveLiaHIV]

@@ninjanibba4259that’s on you

[@theauntofdragons]

Not only that, but he can DANCE. A true Hollywood star. I hope he knows he doesn't need an award to know he's fantastic and adored by his fans. We'll always remember the entertainment he brought to us.

[@berserk4souls]

I hate to say but seeing this and the Blade cameo is what finally broke me and made me buy a ticket. I’m a 90s kid in my early 30s now so it was the perfect nostalgia bait they could have laid out for me.

[@g_l_o_o_m_y_y]

It worked lol. I was gonna see this no matter what but thats why they brought them back. To get more than just current day MCU fans in theathers

[@AVTechTips]

some MFers are still trying to ice skate up hill.

[@maitoranoya3365]

I can't blame you, they're both so hype!!!! I loved the movie even more bc of them

[@aceofaces0007]

What I also liked about Gambit's inclusion in Deadpool & Wolverine is the understanding that, in the multiverse, even the projects that never got off the ground have a chance to become something, which is a fact that the movie itself acknowledges in its tongue and cheek fashion, in addition to paying homage to dormant 20th Century Fox franchises. Just as Ryan Reynolds is a perfect fit for Deadpool, Channing Tatum really proved he was the perfect fit for Gambit (or at the very least, far more convincing than the other guy), all because they have passion for the roles they're playing and understand the characters through and through.

[@AVTechTips]

I thought taylor actually looked a lot more physically like gambit. I think if they would have just had him live in new orleans for a few weeks he probably would have nailed the accent...but as far as dismissing him, I think that's unfair as xmen origins wolverine barely did anything with his character to begin with and I don't think it's fair to judge someone for a bad movie when he was barely in it. He gets in 1 fight if you can even call it that and then he drops wolverine off wherever he was going, then Fs off for the rest of the movie. total screen time was 4 minutes 15 seconds in a 1 hour and 47 minute runtime. I haven't seen an official count for DP vs W but he has to get at least quadruple the amount of time taylor kitsch got with the role, in what was already a much better movie.

[@carydum9356]

He said it himself, he felt like he was born in the Void. HE WAS!

[@pandorin2348]

Just like wes snipes is perfect for Blade

[@skullraptor59]

Loved him as Gambit as it was as if a long unachievable dream, finally beared fruit.

[@Craxin01]

Channing Tatum's portrayal of Gambit in Deadpool & Wolverine was one of the highlights of the movie.

[@Ouchimoo]

I had no idea that Channing Tatum had been fighting for Gambit for as long as he did. But as soon as he stepped into that doorway in D&W, you just knew he embodied the character and there was a backstory there. Just like how Ryan Reynolds fought for years to get Deadpool to be made.

[@EepsayYukay]

That's the second time Channing Tatum made a name for himself in Internet memedom using a foreign accent, and I kinda hope there'll be a third.

[@jonoseph]

Would that be Hateful Eight? I'm trying to think of when else he's had a foreign accent.

[@mooxim]

@@jonoseph My name is Jeff

[@jonoseph]

@@mooxim Thanks that makes more sense then!

[@elaboratelime5617]

What’s nice is that accent isn’t foreign to him

[@sandataonline]

foreign?

[@Shaunessy]

@8:11 absolutely yes.

[@romebigred2]

YES.

[@NerdyThrowbackTech]

Gambit's origins are rooted in the vibrant city of New Orleans, where he was born into a family of thieves and assassins known as the Thieves' Guild. From a young age, Remy LeBeau was trained in the art of thievery and deception, quickly rising to become one of the Guild's most skilled members. However, Remy's life took a dramatic turn when he fell in love with Bella Donna Boudreaux, a member of a rival guild. The two guilds had a long-standing feud, and Remy's relationship with Bella Donna was viewed as a betrayal by his own family.

[@Santoroz]

This is the Gambit movie we need

[@sircliffordmalcolmjac5870]

They DID make a southern oceans eleven type movie with channing tatum!! It was called logan lucky and it was freakin killer!!😄😄🤘🤘

[@Sidewinder1996]

I actually watched Logan lucky about two days ago. Can recommend

[@sircliffordmalcolmjac5870]

@Sidewinder1996 heck yeah, it was awesome!!😁😁

[@Sidewinder1996]

@@sircliffordmalcolmjac5870 i loved Daniel Craig's Joe Bang

[@thePadlockesTech]

I've never watched it so I'm gonna check it out!

[@ljphoenix4341]

Logan Lucky is a fun film, I've watched it multiple times and never got bored of it.

[@wiiu923]

I heard the “who is your dialect coach” line before but never heard who he suggested. I fucking laughed lmao, I need to hurry and see this movie ffs

[@shadowsources]

Cajun here. His accent was spot on, and while I think it might be hard for everyone else to understand if he gets his own movie, I could understand perfectly.

[@AC-ni4gt]

I can keep up with a Cajun but I can't speak Cajun. I actually made a face at one point. Basically Gambit telling his birth scene.

[@kickflipking06]

Tatums gambit was only second to X-men 97’s gambit in this latest season. That fight with the sentinel was truly breathtaking and then following it up with this banger of a performance really brought a tear to my eye. I was squealing and wheezing in theaters when he came on screen. All I can say is we were robbed for a decade of what truly was a performance that made a name for itself. Excited to see future outings of our Cajun king of thieves. Worth the wait.

[@JaqenHghar.]

Remember it

[@charliebaker1427]

ill be real id take origins gambit over tatum in a party city costume too small for him putting on a trash accent

[@-Raylight]

Tatum waited for a long time and he did make a name for himself! He's the perfect Gambit! xD Let's hope we're able to get Gambit movie after this

[@RafaelW8]

Wesley Snipes as Blade caught me off guard. Hope they bring the franchise back.

[@marcosserrano383]

Some mothafuckas are always trying to ice-skate up hill

[@Kekkersboy]

it was enjoyable but I saw this as a proper farewell to those characters. Snipes is in his 60s I don't need him breaking a hip trying to be blade for a whole movie

[@RafaelW8]

@@Kekkersboy have you met Harrison Ford? Jackie Chan? Arnold? Stallone?

[@zsoltbartus169]

The whole point of the film was to get money out of fanservice from stuffs they don't give a fk about.

[@Kekkersboy]

@@zsoltbartus169 I saw the poing of the film as being a final farewell to the Marvel MCU marvel stuff. Letting the characters take one final bow

[@jasongarcia1886]

I really like both Channing Tatum's and Taylor Kitsch's version of Gambit I also think I might be one of the super few who really like both X-Men Origins Wolverine and G.I. Joe

[@jojotheswede8444]

I like them too, I wouldn't call them good movies by any stretch of the imagination but they sure are entertaining.

[@Freegrem]

Agreed that version of gambit feels so bad ass. The shitty movie around him is what ruined his chances

[@Madkalibyr]

3:09 I really like Taylor Kitsch, i hope he gets some more success

[@milkiassamuel780]

2024 is the year of Gambit (both in X-Men 97 and now Deadpool and Wolverine)

[@pinewood4444]

He ABSOLUTELY nailed the Cajun accent

[@anonymousdogg1559]

I remember Gambits scenes more than 89% of the movie

[@flyinbrian1739]

He and Wesley Snipes' Blade were a fantastic treat in D&W, I just hope we get to see more of Tatum's Gambit. He's always been my favorite mutant.

[@iamKing1176]

And that costume. Pure perfection.

[@maxpennacchini3261]

I was a 90s kid and gambit was always my favorite character from the cartoons. He should get a movie like Deadpool.

[@androidguy-99103]

Wooo I've been waiting a long time for this

[@jakejager]

Channing's Gambit is exactly what I imagined back when I read the comics. His Cajun is on point, the look and action...we need more of this Gambit...

[@charliebaker1427]

no n we dont its like if john cena tryed to be daredevil, tatum is not at all the right look or vibe for the character and he certainly wasnt good

[@jakejager]

@@charliebaker1427 incorrect, the look was bang on for a real life representation of how he looked in the comic and being that he's supposed to be Cajun the accent is on point. That's not even mentioning the action...I wanna see it, just as I always imagined Gambit would be in a movie....the old movies were so disappointing in this regard ...

[@adamlebleu4598]

Cajun guy here. His accent was on point. Representation doesn't get better.

[@BhbtheRock]

I definitely popped the heck off when I saw him in the theater. Had no idea it was coming

[@sktakis]

I have seen the movie, and with subtitles i still dont have a clue what he says at 7:20 but i laught every time

[@SpammytheHedgehog]

Gambit broke the Fourth Wall.

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

I wanna see channing tatums Gambit movie now

[@silentfox139]

Honestly I never even knew about all this gambit casting and drama in the behind the scene stuff so seeing him as gambit was like, “why”

[@TheeArtSmith]

Them breaking the wall everytime gave away alot of easter eggs. Would enjoy seeing more of me favourite character. "Ive been waiting a very long time for this"

[@chipremel8594]

Gambit is really difficult to read in some of comics, i liked how deadpool couldn't understand him sometimes too.

[@laureneras9523]

I shot up in my seat and was fangirling uncontrollably when he came on screen!!! Yeah I'd say he nailed it

[@chrono1742]

Yes and no. His Gambit was what it needed to be for a deadpool movie, but I think it still has so much more potential I REALLY hope they get to realize at some point.

[@theFrozen0ne]

Channing for REMY!! He puts in the work and wants to do it! his portrayal may inspire the younger generations love for the character and then eventually someone will take on the role gladly when a reboot has to occur

[@Akashicrecord05]

He basically got that movie minus the powers in Logan Lucky. It was literally a southern style heist movie with Channing and Adam Driver and it was hilarious

[@gringochucha]

Yep, fun movie.

[@DREDWARDO1]

The editor really had fun with those Hail Ceasar clips.

[@danishiqbal2963]

He look awesome but missed one detail. Which is his eye, it should be black with purple

[@jaydenbrown6290]

I said the same thing dawg, it woulda been sick, but the cgi might have made it look a bit distracting if it wasn't good. contacts shoulda been made

[@mustsnip537]

Eh, some things work in animation and just doesn't work in live action. I'm sure it was brought up but ultimately, I decided it looked too goofy.

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

It should be red not purple

[@JordanC052]

If he ever got his own movie they may use some addition like that to visualize his coming of age at the end of the film.

[@sankara57]

@@jaydenbrown6290 funny enough, if you look closely they do make it purple when he charges the cards. I guess anymore and it woudnt come off nicely on camera?

[@gwyn.]

0:34 "Woooh~babuhduh make a name fomuhsuh here."

[@Mexalen81]

My name Jeff.

[@hotrodurameshi3823]

Remember it

[@Truth04ful]

😂

[@AbrahamArthemius]

It's Jefe, man

[@dallas-cole]

John Carter is an awesome and very underhyped movie to my taste. It deserves way more recognition.

[@feisty8]

Channing Tatum is Super Underrated and i absolutely loved his version of Gambit.

[@moedube2942]

Channing Tatum did a masterful performance as Gambit. He deserves his time in the sun with a script to match his talent.

[@Nixx0912]

I'm not huge fan od Chaining Tatum, he's not how I imagined life version of Gambit, but I have to give him credit. He did a good job, much better than Taylor Kitsch even if physicaly he was closer to how I think Gambit would look.

[@MarkLaw13]

Thank you!!! Channing portrayal left a lot to be desired

[@auroninja]

Same. He definitely was closer than Taylor Kistch, but it still felt more like a joke than a true Gambit most of us would like to see.

[@ninjanibba4259]

Taylor did it better

[@dylanburton4955]

@@ninjanibba4259Nah his version of Gambit sucked

[@ninjanibba4259]

@@dylanburton4955 no, it was fun and he’s actually more powerful than the one in D&W

[@djsosonut]

i like that they let Channing's Gambit kick ass in the movie. At first I thought they were going to just make fun of the character and his powers, but nope. He had some epic fight moves.

[@dustinpaulson1123]

He was worth the wait and worth the wait for more

[@Dr.Gehrig]

It was so good. I hope we get more. I'm sad we didn't get more earlier. But between DP&Wolvie and Xmen97, i think the world is ripe for some more good Gambit.

[@SamTheMan666]

0:18 A little bit of australian came out there.

[@ShinKyuubi]

As a fan of the 90s X-Men cartoon and someone who loved Gambit as a character in it, I was really happy to see how well Channing Tatum was able to portray the character even though his part was small. The accent was a big boon since he has the actual accent needed. The last movie I saw in theaters was Kingdom of the Crystal Skull when it was new...Ghostbusters Frozen Empire got me back into the theaters after a long...LONG time, and then hearing good things about Deadpool & Wolverine as well as hearing about Gambit and Blade being in it? Well I had to go see it...actually saw it at one of the 4 operating drive in movie theaters that are in my state so I got to cross THAT off my bucket list as well. It was a good movie and even if you (like me) never saw Deadpool 1 and 2, this is a good enough stand alone by itself that it didn't need much foreknowledge of the other two to enjoy.

[@Freegrem]

0:19 woah now i like this gambit

[@huntermillz]

I’m still a die hard fan of X-men origins wolverine gambit !!!! It was dope and subtle

[@MSHNKTRL]

"With Style" - I've been saying that for decades, and nobody's gotten the reference. It DID make me look way-cool, though.

[@tappydani9378]

Man, I can’t believe such a prominent star had to work, promote, wait and wait and get disappointed over and over until *finally* getting to do a dream role.

[@SkyGodHQ]

Thats why Channing Tatum deseved the Gambit role. Had you heard an actor who waited for a superhero role for this long? Many actors would have just left. Even Ryan Reynolds didnt wait long to finally become Deadpool although he too fought to get Deadpool's character right.

[@MusicLover-my6fo]

I really feel like I'm the only person on earth that really liked X-Men Origins Wolverine, and I was sad that Taylor Kitsch never returned because he could've easily fit in either X-Men First Class or Days Of Future Past. I'm really hoping that in Avengers Secret Wars that both Channing Tatum and Taylor Kitsch show up as Gambit and have a little dialogue with each other.

[@idknils2920]

We NEED a whole series...

[@nolen_void]

2:06 but hold on a minute, Josh Holloway would’ve absolutely crushed

[@TheLoserface45]

I’m STILL waiting. Even more so now. I want that Gambit feature film!!!

[@metoo7557]

All I saw was Channing Tatum, not Gambit. When I saw Heath Ledger I saw the Joker, not Heath.

[@Cloudy_Jones]

Dude he’s so damn good as Gambit I legit can’t stop smiling when I see him as Gambit. So happy he got the chance to finally play him, I hope they put him in more movies.

[@baconoverlord7982]

Anyone thinking he did a good job as Gambit... or that Gambit was even halfway interesting in Wolverine Vs. Deadpool is crazy... The "forgottens" were forgotten for a reason.

[@alexanderren1097]

Nah you’re crazy

[@baconoverlord7982]

@@alexanderren1097 Look at the box office gross for those movies and tell me I'm crazy again.

[@matrixiekitty2127]

I actually didn’t know how long he had been waiting for this, but knowing it now it just makes his appearance all the better!

[@aktivniigomes1989]

hot take: x men origins Gambit was underrated

[@madprof]

For me, he was ok as a reinterpretation but not the version of character that I wanted to see.

[@RetroCube]

Yeah that is a very hot take. That version of Gambit was… Not it

[@aktivniigomes1989]

@@RetroCube and why? oh because he don't have a cajun accent or what?

[@charliebaker1427]

@@RetroCube he was way more solid then tatums dumpster fire

[@qhorton6743]

My fav X-Man 🙌🏾 so happy Tatum got to see this to fruition

[@royjones0824]

The Names Gambit…. Remember it

[@NoNAME-qi9tq]

I was never a gambit fan from my childhood in the 90s. But Tatum turning Gambit into a modern look took my childhood thoughts and damn he roasted it!!! What a wonderful character Gambit has become!!!

[@DeannaGilbert616]

1:13 That’s “TEEVES guild.”

[@jaredgary9773]

Remember dat ...❤

[@amonrei]

When Gambit came out in the movie, i was like whoa is that The Gambit that i know as a kid? Really hope he can get his own movie.

[@mickrofone]

I still don't think Tatum is the right actor for Gambit in terms of looks. But boy, do I respect and appreciate his passion and commitment to the role. I wish there were more people like him or Reynolds in the industry.

[@TheHoovman81]

100% would prebuy tickets today to a Channing Tatum Gambit movie

[@JemLeavitt]

Absolutely looooove Channing Tatum's Gambit!!!!!

[@notthatguy1447]

I must be the only person that was disappointed when I saw Channing Tatum's face in a Gambit costume on my first time watching that film. I still think it was a piss poor choice. I have always though Gambit should have his own film or at least a prominent role in one but I never once considered Tatum as a likely candidate to portray him.

[@ThinkTwice2222]

His uniform is awesome, but it doesn't make sense

[@sphere191]

Channing Tatum blessed that role. I loved everything from his accent to his costume. I vote for Channing Tatum, lol and please marvel, new gambit movies, more gambit, please❤

[@Oonagh72]

Channing Tatum in Deadpool/Wolverine makes me think a Gambit film would work well.

[@equaniman647]

Given a chance at a standalone/ franchise/ show whichever one. I think Channing would do the role justice. He seems really passionate about playing the character. Like Ryan and Deadpool.

[@The_RedVIII]

I'm sorry, but I hate Tatums Gambit. He made my favorite character into a meme joke. Besides, he looks nothing like Gambit. It's a shame. We could have gotten someone like Austin Butler. He was right there.

[@pehclark7256]

Channing Tatum Gambit is best Gambit. Deadpool is the MARVEL Jesus.

[@Odayian420]

Personally it didn't work. I'm sorry him as gambit was absolutely atrocious. They haven't done Gambit justice since the 90s X-Men cartoons.

[@ryanpratama5635]

When I watched Deadpool and Wolverine in theatre and seeing Tatum enter the scene complete with Gambit's original costume, I almost screamed. Gambit is my favorite X-Men and Channing Tatum done a perfect Gambit in big screen. That's how Gambit should be played.

[@charactersmoreorthree]

His cameo was more than enough for me. I'm pretty tired of subpar versions of my favorite characters.

[@miqueiasmota4767]

You know how long he's been waiting for this

[@SpammytheHedgehog]

Gambit is more loved than She-Hulk.

[@spike5499]

No shit

[@noobmasterruben5167]

Which isnt saying a lot

[@1_Analog_9]

Gambit was definitely my favorite.. and takes me back to my childhood!

[@p44yoyocompany]

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[@kyledabearsfan]

My favorite Xmen growing up. Loved that Tatum seemed to have a blast playing him. Gambit was so cool.

[@Louis_Varga]

My only complaint is that he was too thick. If he gets to play Gambit for his own movie, I hope he slims down a little.

[@greenteawitch2973]

Nah have u seem gambit in the comics? Dude is beefy asf

[@coderdbd]

I didn't want to be that guy, but yeah, I imagined Gambit to be slimmer, and Tatum has a chubby face, even the mask looked tight on him.

[@Louis_Varga]

Gambit has lean muscle, similar to Spider-Man. He is not thick and beefy.

[@jayluck8047]

Yes! Tatum has gone through something I like to call “The Thickening”. Not all men go through it, but his face will never be thin again without some Christian Bale for “The Mechanic” levels of weight loss.

[@bedboy9787]

@@greenteawitch2973I’m pretty sure Wolverine is twice as beefy as Gambit in the comics too yet Jackman is smaller than Tatum 😅

[@paulcrimson3824]

He is great as Gambit. And i am glad that he was able to finally play the character he wanted for so long. I VERY hope that we see him more as Gambit.