
Now you might be saying that Marvel always gets a great cast for their movies, just look at what the core Marvel films are doing. Yes the Marvel Cinematic Universe does have a large roster of A-Listers for their films but rarely do they have to put that much effort into it. You think Robert Redford was giving his A-Game for Winter Soldier? You think Jeff Bridges spent months prepping for Iron Man? SIDE NOTE: who even remembers that Jeff Bridges was in Iron Man? Now that's not to say these actors are giving bad performances, but they rarely have to go the extra mile. Fox on the other hand is always challenging their actors, putting the characters into new situations, making them emote and try something new. Just think about any of the big emotional scenes from X-Men, can you think of a time when any of the MCU actors had to put that much effort into their performances? Again, not to call them bad, most of them do a great job, but nothing out of their wheelhouse. This is going to be a new type of role for Tatum, but that's what Fox does best, challenging their actors and almost always getting results.
But the biggest actor in Tatum's favour is Ryan Reynolds, who's in a very similar situation as Tatum. They've both done a ton of crap in the past and at one point people thought they didn't think they could act worth a damn. Yet they both have so much passion and are putting so much effort into these roles, what's the difference? We've seen Reynolds as Deadpool, we know he's going to be great in the part. That's all Tatum needs, to show the world what he's got, and everything so far for him is promising. We've seen him act well in roles before, he's passionate about the role and like all the actors at Fox it's still going to be something new for him. That is why I have faith in Channing Tatum as Gambit.
-Danny
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