I think they want to play! Gambit is simply one of the coolest X-Men ever created, and it's a tragedy we've never seen him on the big screen. Hey, what about me? Like I said, we've never seen him on the big screen. Last fall during a press conference, Channing Tatum mentioned that he'd love to play the cards being mutant. So if Channing efficiently signing on as the Rage Encajem, I'm here to let you know why you should be super freaking stoked. I'm Will, and this is my war to make your superhero movies better. Reason number one, Tatum may seem a little bit frat boyish. Do you like... Cheese? But he's confessed to being a huge fan of Gambit. Yep, as long as I can bring this. Going so far as to even bring up details of the complex character origin at the press conference. Historically, when you cast actors who are big comic book fans as their favourite heroes, the results come out looking something awesome, kind of like dread. No, no, no, the good dread. Judgment time. Number two, a solo Gambit movie would have to strike the right balance between comedy and action. Gambit is a character as quick with his wit as he is with his bow, and if there's one thing Tatum has demonstrated in the past, it's his ability to combine charisma, comedy, and kick in ass. And finally, just like Monsieur Remi Le Bo, Channing's father is from New Orleans, and Tatum mentioned in the same press conference that he and his father would converse in Cajun accents. You know, I'll teach you to barge in my crevice. And Channing Tatum doing an accent on screen? What's the worst that could happen? I never do. Okay, okay, okay. But I'm still convinced that C-Tains would make it a plus Gambit, and no, I'm not just Channing your Tatum. And that's it. And three reasons why Channing Tatum as Gambits sounds like a really good idea. If you agree with me, like the video, or just one paying attention and just watching my beautiful hair bounce around, give me a share. I'd really appreciate it. Or better yet, stick around here, we got more wheels were on the left, my left, not your left, and more wheels were on the right. That's my right, not your right. Actually, that works both ways. Confusing.