I have spent most of my 52 years in south Mississippi and Louisiana and I agree that accent is 100%. I have family that sound just like him. (and some that are worse lol)
i thought he was great. obviously they are playing a lot of it for laughs especially with the accent but i could see him playing a more serious version of character no problem.
Channing Tatum was a perfect Gambit in my opinion. Also, the backstory on him trying for almost a decade to get a Gambit movie made only to have it dashed because of the disney fox merger. Also, his accent is pretty accurate.
I really didn't care for it. I really hope they find someone else in the future. They did the powers really well, but it honestly just felt like Channing Tatum dressing up as Gambit for Halloween....with a really bad accent. 🤷♂️
@@Blinkptx hmmm so what other accent should a Cajun have besides a cajun accent? Just because you dont like the accent doesn't make it wrong, lol. Frankly, he looks to me like he should sound like Starscream from the old Transformers cartoon.
@@Blinkptx That's... The accent Gambit should have. It's not the character's problem that you don't know how it sounds like and imagined something else in your head.
@@BlinkptxWell, if you don't want accuracy then it's not for you. This man studied the character inside and out and have the same background as the character itself. If all you see from that thick accent, costume and make-up is Tatum then its your problem cause most of us saw The Gambit.
Those words hurt him more than every stab/shot/slash he's experienced. Which is why not only did he not say anything, but it was followed by "I'm gona fight you now" in the feint voice.
Which I find strange that Americans have a hard time with it. But I guess since I'm familiar with French Canadian accents, it presents no difficulty to me whatsoever. I'm sure that the local slang might give me a run for my money, as does the Newfie dialect, but otherwise its fine.
@@matthewgillies7509 I've heard the Newfie accent in a home restoration video. Took a while to get the major gist of it. It was like, "Wait a minute...what did he say....did I have a mini seizure? Is it me?" Fascinating dialect, with way interesting local phrases I had to Google up.
Rob Delaney, the guy who played Peter lost his 2.5 year old son in 2018, so as I understand it Reynolds decided to make Peter a goddam legend in the movie. At the end of the credits is the line “For Henry Delaney” as a tribute.
so Reynolds is already overpaid af and didn't even bother to learn a stupid dance? Now I wonder if he was even in the movie or if he just dubbed the masked scenes...
I think it's that fear that something sounds stereotypical or offensive from people not familiar with it. Channing is from the deep south with a Cajun background.
Love how people insult Gambit's accent for being too hard, probably thinking it's exaggerated for senseless comedy, basically indirectly insulting actual people that speak in a cajun accent while probably thinking they're doing the opposite
In the middle of this silly (and awesome) Deadpool movie, Hugh Jackman is giving an acting masterclass. Every time he’s onscreen everything is elevated by his presence.
@@davewhitmore1958 nobody is going to phone it in for a passion project, Hugh would of just passed instead of phoning something in, but it was Hughs drive to be in it that helped create what the movie is.
You guys are wrong about Gambit XD Channing and Ryan are exactly the same when it comes to their characters, the difference being that Ryan was able to get his moment and make his dream happen, this was fantastic that he got to do this and give Channing his dream, and he killed it!
Tatum has been trying to get a Gambit movie made for years as he identifies with the Cajun thief having Cajun ancestry and he nailed it, his accent was spot on too
@@qobikwezi656 True but they were expecting Taylor's Gambit because they were used to that particular Gambit but they still liked Tatum's Gambit in his action scenes at 45:12.
@@TheBraunMachine2K24 stop spreading lies. Achara was sad because her one true love is Gambit from X-Men '97. It's totally normal not to like an actor for the role of the character that you have seen a superior version of.
I honestly enjoyed both Channing & Taylor's Gambits respectively. I thought that they were great in their own ways but I can't lie, I always wonder how Josh Holloway's Gambit would've been in X-Men: The Last Stand, I think he would've been a great Gambit as well. I wouldn't be surprised if we ended up getting him later in a MCU film just like we got Channing's Gambit in this movie.
Deadpool's comedy really stinks this movie bad, but Wolverine and Blade, saved this movie. Seriously the whole Deadpool dog parts were so long and unfunny, and the Nicepool segments were so freaking long and unfunny too.
@@CapnLubeHandles I'm just saying Hugh Jackman ain't getting the love he deserves. Cus all ya out there saying he was just CGI, his muscles were all CGI, his arms were all CGI, and dude's out there putting in the work (as we can see from all this behind the scenes).
That's insane how people insult and hate on Tatum and his Gambit and his accent but don't realize they also insulting very much real cajun people by proxy 🥴
Dafne Keen (X-23) has been fluent in both English and Spanish her whole life - her father is English and her mother is Spanish. She grew up in both Spain and the UK - her first acting job was with her father Will Keen on a BBC drama series back in 2015.
@@Lions1986god stop using they word grow up a little not liking something just because a group of people do it’s hating it’s called having an opinion their own personal opinion the fact y’all seem so offended by it is so weird.
@@shania991 It's not about opinion, it's about objectivity. Tatum hit the character perfectly, from the costume to the accent. There was no better gambit in live action, so it's very strange for most people to see such a bad reaction.
Channing Tatum is a born Cajun, that is why he wants to play as the Gambit. And the accent he used is the Cajun accent. The only reason he doesn't look like a gambit in the cartoon is because of the face of his shape. but other than that, he's the perfect Gambit.
It felt like a genuine love letter to the early Fox and Marvel films. The behind the scenes clips over the credits was a lovely touch. Got me right in the feels
Straight up, my best friend and I watched this in theaters a few times, and they were able to get actual tears out of us right there in the theater. The behind the scenes in the credits gets me every time.
IKR!? 😮💨 Imo Deadpool movies have always been absolutely freaking amazing at having you laugh hysterically only to have you all teary eyed a second later ffs! It’s a rarity in that capability imo for sure! 😅👍😉 But this one somehow managed to audiences of all sorts…right in the feels! But for completely different reasons at times, I mean I was in the theater and close by I had people who were apparently (as I later learned) spanned from knowing basically EVERYTHING like me…to knowing absolutely NOTHING(not even joking either) Now…while unfathomable to me that one would go into a movie that’s a part of something as massive as not just the MCU but X-men and Fantastic 4(tho that wasn’t obvious going in really😉) without knowing anything…like WTF!? How!? Why!? Idk but I’ll move on for sake of keeping this comment slightly less ridiculously long 🤦♀️ Anyways…yea, some were roughly in the middle of the prior knowledge spectrum aswell, so it was a bit of a mixed bag really. But as I was saying…there wasn’t a single person anywhere even remotely close to me that wasn’t (at one time or another) either laughing so hard that it was obviously hard to catch their breath🤣😮💨 or were crying, not just sniffling my dudes…no, we’re talking about the “ugly crying” y’all! 😩😭 And EVERYTHING in between was going on, myself included obviously!😉👍I was a freaking mess guys! So…yea, as I was talking about, even tho the Deadpool movies are advertised (as the one guy was saying that he was expecting awesome funny action and not much more) they are imo some of the more heartfelt/ deeply affecting comic book/action movies out there ffs! This one in particular got me sooo good and many times aswell honestly! Whether it’s relationship, friendship, self reflection/reflective etc. or if it’s the more “Fan service ish”, callbacks, comic reference based, prior unmade movie/show/comic obscure references or even just the sometimes somewhat subtle musical themes and other seemingly random yet sincerely used references made all throughout the entire freaking movie that I’m sure had the people like me, in a state of near constant and at certain times somewhat overwhelmed by all the references that were imo, ever so carefully and lovingly placed throughout the entire damn movie…were so awesome and very much appreciated….I mean like you said, it was an insanely well done love letter really! Btw sorry (not sorry) about the ridiculously long rambling comment my dudes! But I couldn’t agree more with your comment 🥹👍😉😘👌
Blake Lively as Lady Deadpool wasn’t something thought of for just this movie, Rob Liefeld said he based Ladypool on Blake Lively because he and his wife were obsessed with Gossip Girl and he said in a dreamworld, the only person he would think of to cast for her is Blake. So it was fate, 10 years in the making. The other people who played the notable variants of Deadpool were: Nathan Fillion as Headpool Matthew McConaughey as Cowboypool Wrexham A.F.C. player Paul Mullin as Welshpool Reynolds's stunt double Alex Kyshkovych as Canadapool And finally Reynolds and Lively's children Inez and Olin Reynolds as Kidpool and Babypool
@ghostlee6434 comic and cartoon fans DID NOT want Channing. I like the guy and he's a decent actor but he is not Gambit in any way shape or form. There were actual petitions against it when he got announced as Gambit years ago, no idea what you guys are on about
@@TyraUK Awkward moment for you, friend. Channing has been huge on the Gambit character for years and absolutely nailed it. It WAS comic-accurate Gambit, shows how little you paid attention.
I can't understand why so many reactors have been hating on Gambit? He literally got the Cajun accent perfect and even sounds a lot like the animated series Gambit. Of course, they wanted a little humor, so they made some of his lines harder to understand purposely, but overall, I love Channing Tatum as Gambit.
Because they don’t know anything about comics or anything at all that’s why they are just now knowing about all of this stuff now so they don’t know anything about anything
Yup, most reactions I've watched you can tell they have no idea about how Gambit is, if they truly were X-Men fans they'd know this is Gambit and his accent was spot on.
I just love Hugh Jackman and I think he’s underrated as an actor. If a guy who can sing, dance, and act like him was around in the 30s to 50s, studios would be at WAR to book him. He’s such a versatile performer, and I really don’t think he gets the respect he deserves. I’m really happy for him to be in this movie that spends so much time giving him his flowers.
I think it may feel like it because he does a lot of more « commercial » movies, so they’re often a little snob by a part of the industry (which is understandable) Also not everyone likes some actors or like commercial movies vs more « serious » genre. He still seems to be a little bit everywhere 😊
Just to let you guys know, after watching X - Men 97 and now watching the original X - Men animated series, y'all should know the kind of character that Gambit is and his accent. Gambit has a Cajun accent, and Channing Tatum was born in Alabama, and he has roots in Mississippi and Louisiana, so he fits the role perfectly. Also, they were supposed to make a solo Gambit movie anyway, but it never happened, and channing wanted to play Gambit for a long time, so he finally got his chance. Yeah, it did become a meme for a little while when people heard his accent, but over time, people started to like it more. Y'all didn't have to down him like that because of his accent though lol.
to be fair... that's also a traditional part of the Cajun accent that people think you're faking it and just intentionally sounding ridiculous. As long as there's been a Cajun accent there have been people making fun of the Cajun accent the first time they hear it 🤷♂ So that's just another way in which he nailed it too I guess
I’m from New Orleans, Louisiana and that is exactly how our native Cajun French talkers talk. Gambit was spot on with the native language. This dude also played as Duke from G.I. Joe but man, he nailed our occasion accent 100% deserves an award specifically because of how he nailed our Cajun accent to the core wow I mean, just wow hats off to you, my brother
Indeed! kinda sucks to feel as if I’m constantly defending the portrayal…tho more have started to speak on it in a far more appreciative manner as of late!😅👍
@@sandrakiefler4649 A lot of people have been picking at Channing's accent, thinking it's played up and exaggerated for laughs. However he grew up in the bayous of Mississippi, and imo, got it down right.
The hate Channing keeps getting is insane. He IS Gambit. The attitude. The humor. The look and the accent are spot on. That is exactly how Cajuns talk. He was a perfect fit for the character because he reminds me of the OG Gambit in the original cartoon. Not this 97 crap. Maybe people should actually listen to how Cajuns talk and the hate would stop.
@@sproductionsinc You can dislike the character, but trying to dunk on a correct accent isn't on him, or the character lol. Wtf kinda argument is that.
@@sproductionsinc There's a massive difference between disliking a character and saying that a character has been portrayed poorly because you're completely unfamiliar with the character beyond an adaptation that WAS extremely inaccurate. Hating Gambit is fine. Being upset with Tatum's performance because you think it's an poor depiction of the character due to his accent when that accent is canonically how Gambit is supposed to sound is silly.
@@DarkSun123456789 True but tbf, they're not the only ones that did this. I've seen some others do the same tbh. Achara & Kristen *did like* his Gambit during his fight scenes at 45:00, Kristen says as much at 45:12, I think that they were just used to Taylor Kitsch's portrayal of Gambit from XOW, so they were expecting him when they saw the card.
Gotta say, as much as y'all appreciate Ryan's passion for playing Deadpool, that's exactly how Channing has felt about Gambit for pretty much his whole life, and even though Deadpool & Wolverine takes every opportunity to joke about how his dream never came true, it also made his dream come true. He may be played for laughs because this version of the character has never left the Void and gotten a chance to be a hero, but this was Ryan Reynolds reaching out to Channing Tatum like 'Hey, my superhero passion project survived development hell, and my dream came true...let's use this opportunity to make yours come true, even if it's only for one glorious moment.' That's why it was so important to go all in on getting the costume dead accurate, and the full blown Cajun accent. If this ends up being his only chance to play this character that he feels so strongly about, then it had to be the real deal Gambit. He had to be recognizable the moment he walked into the room, and he had to be true to Remy's Cajun roots. And he was. All jokes aside, that's Gambit up there on the screen. For the first time. Taylor Kitsch's 'Gambit' may not have been the out and out travesty that the same movie's 'Deadpool' was, but he looks and sounds nothing like Gambit.
Gambit walking into the room will always make me laugh. As a fan, I knew Channing has wanted to be Gambit for awhile with no success. As a guy, I had no idea who the actor was playing Gambit when he walked in. My GF and every single girl on the planet however has screamed the microsecond they see his face. I however nodded with a smile and respect when I heard it was him and knowing how much he really wanted the part. This is my favorite movie of not just the year, but for awhile. It was a true work of passion for Ryan and those involved to make a film for him and the fans that will always be remembered, and that's why the formula worked so well. Recent Marvel releases have had a different path and tried to guilt force you into liking their movies. Ryan just poured his soul into it and remained dedicated and the fans, some of us for many...many, so many decades flocked to it with no duress required. Cheers.
You know Channing Tatum is Cajun, right? Just like Gambit? And he was definitely overdoing the accent for this but that was intentional. I think he's fantastic as Gambit!
Maybe overdoing it is the wrong word. But he said there were lines where Ryan Reynolds told him "I don't want to be able to understand what you're saying," and others where he said, "Okay, this line needs to be understandable."
@@lordmortarius538I’m from Mississippi, so I pay attention to my southern region. Although it was accurate, it kindve sounds like how I would try to do a Louisiana accent. He’s said that he’s lived in MS and Louisiana so it’s close.
Fun fact: Nicepool is played by Ryan Reynolds twin brother, Gordon Reynolds. I think Ryan cast him as revenge for the time Gordon interviewed him a few years ago and roasted him😁
Funny thing, in nerd world, LFG originally stands for "Looking For Group", an mmo term, but that meaning can also apply to Deadpool always trying to find teammates to help him.
It's really maddening how people hate on Channing Tatum as Gambit because of ignorance or because they remember the BS gambit from origin. Channing nailed the cajun accent and everything. Imagine someone who live with and in between cajun people and being a fan of Gambit since a kid doing gambit on a big movie, only to a sweaty smelly "fan" saying that his representation its bad
Yes, unfortunately 🤦♀️😓 Probably one of the only disappointing things about the entire movie really for me anyways😉👍 Tho…let’s be real it was obvious to me in theaters that it definitely wasn’t Ryan doing that little (forgive my lack of terminology here😉) split thing that Deadpool does right towards the end of the sequence yes but I was hopeful that the majority of the dancing was legitimately Ryan in the suit…but alas, not all dreams come true do they 🤷♀️😮💨😅
@havok6280 I have no freaking clue why BUT for some reason you replying by saying “Correct” Made me picture it like we’re all at one of those Trivia contests oss and they just answered the “Who was the person that preformed the dance routine for “Bye, Bye, Bye” by: *NSYNC in Deadpool & Wolverine? And your the Host just like yelling as they often do in a tone that is almost ridiculously over excited and dramatic “CORRECT!” It just legitimately makes me laugh picturing that for some reason? I’m sorry (not sorry) but I cannot help but to see it that way ffs!? 🤷♀️🤦♀️😅 it’s me I know but it’s all good as I needed a bit of a laugh today and so…as nonsensical and stupid as it is, I’m grateful 😂👍😉
@@vtetrooo1312 it's also probably because they didn't know/get his references. 95% of this movie is getting the references, to find something funny, either partially or completely.
@@vtetrooo1312 "The Original." So we're pretending X-Men Origins: Wolverine invented Gambit now, and that he hasn't been a character in the comics with canonically Cajun background and the associated accent for decades?
Channing Tatum's accent with spot on It's Cajun which is broken French as you know and that's what Gambit is he's from New Orleans Louisiana and that's what Channing Tatum is and I believe that's where his father's from He's been trying to get to do Gambit For quite some time now
Ironically, Gambit's iconic voice acting from the cartoons never sounded that Cajun to me. It was like Cajun Lite with emphasis on him referring to himself in the third person A LOT for some reason. Tatum's accent is actually good and it got me so hype LMAO
Yeah, for an audience of children, they wanted to make Gambit's line reads clean and comprehensible in the cartoon. Channing definitely has a much more accurate Cajun accent.
@1:05:00 Can confirm. I'm a straight male and saw the movie in the theater with a buddy that is also a straight male and when Hugh Jackman's top comes off, we both looked at each other and went, "Damn!".
I love Tatum's Gambit. Also you can see Strange's cape on Cassandra's throne. And the sling ring has the Time and Reality Infinity Stones on them, which is how she can use them.
That’s exactly how Gambit is supposed to sounds like. Btw. That’s the most accurate voice Gambit has ever been portrayed. He’s Cajun and so is Channing. This IS Exactly the Gambit we wanted actually.
Americans should know more about the diversity of their accents and culture before giving an opinion. Tatum's accent was spot on. Thats why people are begging for his own Gambit movie.
Did anyone think the average american would be any less ignorant about their own country as they are about the rest of the world? A big chunk of their college students can't name a country on a world map, what do people expect?
so the story about Channing Tatum being Gambit, was that he tried to get the movie to happen years ago (i dont know like 5 to 10 years ago) but it never happened, but after this it just might happen and his accent here is Cajun and they told him to dial it up thats why its so thick
What's funny is the Channing Tatum is from Pascagoula, Ms and his father is from New Orleans. He's spot on with a cajun accent. Gambit has been personal to him for 20 years because of this.
Yea and I’m confused by her saying not her gambit because they just started watching the X-men animated series where gambit first shows up and they haven’t even seen him yet
@@Ice-tc5vn Yeah, they're talking about Taylor Kitsch's Gambit, they haven't seen him since XOW & when they saw the card, they expected him since that was the one that they were used to. They still liked him at 45:00 tbf, I think Achara had a crush on Taylor's Gambit too.
Director Shawn Levy said in an interview that the one Wolverine variant they couldn’t get in the final cut was an ACTUAL Wolverine, and the joke was Wade shows up in the woods and after he goes up to it, Deadpool gets absolutely mauled. They came up with the idea late in production and there was not enough time or budget to get a realistic looking CGI wolverine to use in the scene. Also the other variants are: Genuinely comic accurate short king, YES Wolverine is 5’ 3” in the comics Crucified Wolverine from Uncanny X-Men 251 Patch, which is Wolverine’s alias when he goes undercover in fancy places “Glam Rock Logan” is Wolverine from Age Of Apocalypse The classic John Byrne brown and tan outfit is from when Wolverine first fought The Hulk in the comics. And finally, the dream that came true for 20 glorious seconds, The Cavillrine
@@thedarkknight2221 Did Damon Lindeloff write a Wolverine vs. Hulk fight besides the "Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk" six-issue limited series, the fight where Hulk ripped Logan in half? If not, then that story was set in the Marvel Ultimate universe and not the main 616 universe.
@@JakkFrost1 Yeah, I'm thinking the movie was actually paying homage to the Wolverine vs. Hulk fight from "Incredible Hulk" #340 written by Peter David with art by Todd McFarlane. Hulk's reflection in Logan's claws in the movie is straight from that issue's cover. Logan had the brown and costume on in that issue, but he fought Grey Hulk and not Savage.
The Channing Tatum game I hate is wild. After all that guy went through trying to get to play the character and it never working out, he’s the only person on this planet that deserved the play the character in this movie
Gambit was the best part of the cameos, and I loved the fact that they stuck with the comic accurate Gambit. Tatum did amazing and I would watch a stand alone movie from him.
Excuse you, Kristen. Making him his accurate short height is _not_ doing him dirty! Short King solidarity! ✊ Addendum: Turns out the actor is even shorter than the comic height of 5’3. He’s 4’11! Not sure if that’s supposed to be that Wolverine’s height, maybe the set was made to make him seem taller? Or they didn’t even bother checking the exact comic height? Idk. Whatever the case, I still think it’s neat! Also, YES Channing Tatum as Gambit! Let him have his movie! He made a name for himself here! •After this, Tatum said he hoped it would renew interest in the movie, but it’s ultimately up to Feige. Ryan Reynolds also said he’d like to work on it with Tatum. Ryan released a deleted scene of a portal opening for Gambit, implying he makes it out of the void. You can actually see it on one of the TVA screens in the credit scene
Another easter egg. Kidpool was voiced by Ryan and Blake's child. And Channing's Gambit was solid. Accurate voice and all. A lot of people don't know he's creole. Accent was on point, people just used to the bad southern accent in the animated series and 1st Wolverine movie
Channing Tatum is a gem. Chill, unproblematic, and shockingly talented. He's up here living out a dream he's had just out of arm's reach for near ten years, a role he's been dreaming up since he was wearing his daddy's coat and throwing cards at his friends. You can tell the passion and dedication and LOVE he has for this character in every moment he had on screen, just like Ryan had for Deadpool. Just to be ragged on like this. "We can kill him, it's fine." The disrespect, for OUR Gambit. Couldn't be me.
For years, they tried to get a Gambit movie made with Channing Tatum to star in it, which is part of what makes his appearance here so much fun. His accent is pretty spot on as I have some friends from the most southern portions of Louisiana and he sounds just like them. Many with cajun accents are fast speakers with clipped vowels and incorporate French coupled with a bit of southern accents all mixed in.
They couldn't get Vinney Jones to reprise his role as Juggernaut, so they cast Aaron Reed instead. Reed is the person who played Dude, the muscular version of Guy, in Reynolds' other movie Free Guy.
Nick Pauley is the actor who plays Dancepool in the 2024 film Deadpool & Wolverine. Channing Tatum as Gambit is spot on I loved him in that role. I love how much fun y'all had watching this movie. This was a fun reaction to watch.
Sorry to say this but if a male guest acted the way Kristen acted here with the sexual references towards a female character we'd be getting complaints of disgusting sexist behaviour. And it's not the first time she's done this either.
@@platinumspider7859 Listen again. She literally says that her English has gotten really good because she heard that when she made the other movie the actress didn't speak English. How about don't insult people's IQ if you can't even bother to go back and pay attention?
40:45 What? Thats exactly how Gambit sounded like in the TV show in the 90’s. Thats why he sounds like that. Yet you all looke like you were born late 90’s/early 2000’s so you didn’t grow up watching the original X-Men show. Yet that’s how Gambit sounds, like the real Gambit. Also ladies, love ya again. They didn’t hire Timberlake to do that dance, that was a legit dancer. It’s in the making of part of the movie. You can find it on UA-cam.
The person dancing in the Deadpool suit is not Justin Timberlake. It is a individual name Nick Pauley, also known as Dancepool, is the dancer who performs the "Bye Bye Bye" choreography in the movie Deadpool & Wolverine.
Channing Tatum was announced at a ComicCon many years ago as being Gambit in an upcoming movie. The movie was never made, I think due to the Disney acquisition of Fox. This is a deliberate and long-standing casting of a character. Channing’s dad, I think, is Cajun from New Orleans, so he knows the accent.
Well, we made it. After the first two Deadpool and all of the X-Men movies, we have now entered every X-Men fan’s dream movie. To be honest, I don’t just love this movie for the nostalgic cameos and references, it’s the iconic Deadpool humor and Reynolds and Jackman chemistry that really gets you at the end of the day. I don’t even care if some haters out there think this movie’s trash, screw them! I loved this movie.
The end was really well written. Matter and anti-matter. Logan mattered too much and he buckled under the pressure. Wade didn't matter at all and his life was empty because of it. But together, Logan had someone to lean on and Wade had someone to give him purpose. Matter and anti-matter together, saved everyone.
If I remember correctly Channing Tatum's mother is Cajun and taught him the language, so I'd say he nailed the accent. Achara wanted the Animated series accent, and his swagger, he was definitely a little easier to understand and had a vibe about him. Achara and Kristen were geeking out more than I did, such great reactions. There were some actors that didn't want to come back, some they couldn't afford, and some that wanted to come back but couldn't, like Robert Downey Jr. because in the middle of reading his lines for this movie he signed a contract to come back as Doctor Doom, and that's why we got Happy and the Iron Man jokes. Everyone was so hyped for the Yellow costume, but I love the Brown costume in the comics, I wish they had a little more of Wolverine wearing it, but they gave us one scene for fan service so I'll take what I can get. I loved this movie, and hope they keep making Ryan play this character well into his 90s. 😉
CinePals needs to do a retraction video to correct Kristen falsely crediting Justin for the bye bye dancing at the start 😂. The actual dancer Nick Pauley deserves his props for learning it on short notice.
My favourite part also about this is thanks to long periods of time of pruning branched realities, it turned the terrain into what it is now in deadpool I love the attention to detail and how much effort and love went into this movie, properly showing the characters and cameos the respect they deserve.
A moment to contemplate legendary comebacks without leaving aside the good relationship between Ryan and Hugh. And with the beginning of the Fox era. Seriously, it is a worthy pride to return and remember it fondly.❤❤
I’m a Cajun from Deep South Louisiana and I can positively say that Channings accent is absolutely spot on.
Meanwhile, you got tourists and Dunning-Kruger millenials who think they know better than a native.
I have spent most of my 52 years in south Mississippi and Louisiana and I agree that accent is 100%. I have family that sound just like him. (and some that are worse lol)
As a Nova Scotian, I'll just say "You're welcome". 😉
@@SilentBob731 I need to visit Nova Scotia. My family history traces from Belgium, to Nova Scotia….TO DA SWAMP SHAAA!!
@@aftershock911 half the people I know talk like farmer Fran from “The Waterboy”. lol
They’re hating on Tatum but they don’t know how long he’s been waiting for this 😂
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i thought he was great. obviously they are playing a lot of it for laughs especially with the accent but i could see him playing a more serious version of character no problem.
who cares, coming from some1 outside of the marvel craze he does not fit at all kiddo their right-
Channing Tatum was a perfect Gambit in my opinion. Also, the backstory on him trying for almost a decade to get a Gambit movie made only to have it dashed because of the disney fox merger. Also, his accent is pretty accurate.
I really didn't care for it. I really hope they find someone else in the future. They did the powers really well, but it honestly just felt like Channing Tatum dressing up as Gambit for Halloween....with a really bad accent. 🤷♂️
@@Blinkptxyoure wrong. Cajun people have said the accent is accurate
@@Blinkptx hmmm so what other accent should a Cajun have besides a cajun accent? Just because you dont like the accent doesn't make it wrong, lol. Frankly, he looks to me like he should sound like Starscream from the old Transformers cartoon.
@@Blinkptx That's... The accent Gambit should have. It's not the character's problem that you don't know how it sounds like and imagined something else in your head.
@@BlinkptxWell, if you don't want accuracy then it's not for you. This man studied the character inside and out and have the same background as the character itself. If all you see from that thick accent, costume and make-up is Tatum then its your problem cause most of us saw The Gambit.
The first time Deadpool being silent after Wolverine roasted him in the car is such a strong and awesome acting moment.
Those words hurt him more than every stab/shot/slash he's experienced. Which is why not only did he not say anything, but it was followed by "I'm gona fight you now" in the feint voice.
Knowing Wade, it was probably moreso because Wolverine insulted his ex, at least in his eyes.
Best scene 🎬 from the movie that’s prime hugh
*Hell, Logan hurt MY feelings with all that.*
Channing Tatum’s accent is actually almost perfect. That accent is considered one of the hardest to understand in the US.
Which I find strange that Americans have a hard time with it. But I guess since I'm familiar with French Canadian accents, it presents no difficulty to me whatsoever. I'm sure that the local slang might give me a run for my money, as does the Newfie dialect, but otherwise its fine.
@@matthewgillies7509 I've heard the Newfie accent in a home restoration video. Took a while to get the major gist of it. It was like, "Wait a minute...what did he say....did I have a mini seizure? Is it me?" Fascinating dialect, with way interesting local phrases I had to Google up.
Rob Delaney, the guy who played Peter lost his 2.5 year old son in 2018, so as I understand it Reynolds decided to make Peter a goddam legend in the movie. At the end of the credits is the line “For Henry Delaney” as a tribute.
God damn, why is Ryan Reynolds such a stand-up guy 🥹
I remember seeing that in the credits. Looked up who he was, showed my wife, and she couldn't help but cry, and by she I mean we.
i thought i knew most facts already, i didnt know this one, thats so sad
@@DeRockMedia it's the inverse of a fun fact, it's a sad fact.
im sure hell turn up.
It wasn't Justin Timberlake. It was a dancer named Nick Pauley that did the Bye bye bye dance.
I came to say that too. Even in his Instagram people can see how he learned the dance and put the suit
people need to stop believing everything they see on tic-toc.
@@FrattFTW Came here to say the same!
DancePool
so Reynolds is already overpaid af and didn't even bother to learn a stupid dance? Now I wonder if he was even in the movie or if he just dubbed the masked scenes...
Why people hating too much on Channing Tatum as gambit??
I think he killed it and the accent is amazing too
I think it's that fear that something sounds stereotypical or offensive from people not familiar with it. Channing is from the deep south with a Cajun background.
You might be the only one that thinks the accents doesn't sounds like a minion
It's not even close to accurate 😂
@@Renoistic it is
Because they didn't read a single book and only "know" Gambit through X-Men movies.
"We love Gambit" - Proceeds to not understand in the slightest how bang-on Tatum's performance of the character was.
This is the truest Gambit. I'm from New Orleans. Channing hits that accent and flow just right!
Love how people insult Gambit's accent for being too hard, probably thinking it's exaggerated for senseless comedy, basically indirectly insulting actual people that speak in a cajun accent while probably thinking they're doing the opposite
Why don´t they try to not have an accent?
@@PROVOCATEURSKyou sound uneducated
@@PROVOCATEURSKhuh?😂
@@PROVOCATEURSK uhhhh because Gambit is cajun? and he has a cajun accent? do you even think before you type?
To be fair, Ryan Reynolds started that. Then everyone thought the accent was terrible when it was actually spot on.
In the middle of this silly (and awesome) Deadpool movie, Hugh Jackman is giving an acting masterclass. Every time he’s onscreen everything is elevated by his presence.
He could've easily just phoned it in and picked up a paycheck, but Hugh's not that kind of guy 😎
@@davewhitmore1958
Facts
@@davewhitmore1958 nobody is going to phone it in for a passion project, Hugh would of just passed instead of phoning something in, but it was Hughs drive to be in it that helped create what the movie is.
jusr wish he got more lines...
Yup he’s a phenomenal actor he reminded me of Logan and prisoners in this
You guys are wrong about Gambit XD Channing and Ryan are exactly the same when it comes to their characters, the difference being that Ryan was able to get his moment and make his dream happen, this was fantastic that he got to do this and give Channing his dream, and he killed it!
So sad that they didn’t appreciate Tatum’s Gambit. He was true to the source material.
Wrong. That is Gambit. That imposter in wolverine origins is not Gambit. Channing Tatum did perfect.
Exactly thank you!!!!!
The guy who played Gambit in Wolverine wasn't even bad at the role though. Don't be that guy
@@Marvelfanatic3658 that’s true he was just written wrong if he did what Channing did and was dressed like gambit it would have been 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@kingkev6407 frankly I kinda prefer the Origins casting just for his build. Tatum is way too bulky for Gambit.
@@mr.stuffdoer8483 I feel that definitely I understand
Tatum has been trying to get a Gambit movie made for years as he identifies with the Cajun thief having Cajun ancestry and he nailed it, his accent was spot on too
+1
It’s actually sad how they’re hating on him. Its like hating on Ryan on his first Deadpool movie after a long wait
@@qobikwezi656 True but they were expecting Taylor's Gambit because they were used to that particular Gambit but they still liked Tatum's Gambit in his action scenes at 45:12.
@@TheBraunMachine2K24 stop spreading lies. Achara was sad because her one true love is Gambit from X-Men '97. It's totally normal not to like an actor for the role of the character that you have seen a superior version of.
it's goofy and the costume looks awful on him wym
Channing Tatum is absolutely the Gambit I wanted to see. He nailed the character and the accent.
He was so good😍
We love Thai gambit
@@Rickky007 The first phase rolled out last month, didn't it?
I honestly enjoyed both Channing & Taylor's Gambits respectively. I thought that they were great in their own ways but I can't lie, I always wonder how Josh Holloway's Gambit would've been in X-Men: The Last Stand, I think he would've been a great Gambit as well. I wouldn't be surprised if we ended up getting him later in a MCU film just like we got Channing's Gambit in this movie.
Wolverine: "Give me one more word."
Deadpool: "Gubernatorial."
Deadpool's comedy really stinks this movie bad, but Wolverine and Blade, saved this movie. Seriously the whole Deadpool dog parts were so long and unfunny, and the Nicepool segments were so freaking long and unfunny too.
@@TimmyJay02 Everything u have to write just to get some attention jeez
@@echangf6416 You think this movie made 1.3 billion because of Deadpool? Nah, it was all Wolverine.
@@TimmyJay02 bro, why are you so upset? It's a movie, who cares
@@CapnLubeHandles I'm just saying Hugh Jackman ain't getting the love he deserves. Cus all ya out there saying he was just CGI, his muscles were all CGI, his arms were all CGI, and dude's out there putting in the work (as we can see from all this behind the scenes).
That's insane how people insult and hate on Tatum and his Gambit and his accent but don't realize they also insulting very much real cajun people by proxy 🥴
Yeah they insulted the state of Louisiana & anger most their subscribers.
They think they are being protective of a "minority" but are insulting them instead.
@@ZarkowsWorld haha that's what people who demand "cultural sensitivity" always end up doing
In all fairness, they do have comical accents that are difficult for most people to understand.
Dafne Keen (X-23) has been fluent in both English and Spanish her whole life - her father is English and her mother is Spanish. She grew up in both Spain and the UK - her first acting job was with her father Will Keen on a BBC drama series back in 2015.
Wym he’s the Gambit we didn’t want?! He was perfect.
They wanted Taylor Kitsch
fr! probably the only reaction to this movies i disliked
Nah.
@@PrimatePatricktaylor kitsch was ass 😭😭
@@Blinkptxyou mad he has an accent like he’s supposed to have? Y’all cry about comic accuracy until it’s accurate
"You're just not the Gambit we wanted" speak for yourself, I've been wanting THIS Gambit for years!!
They are literally the only reactors ive seen that hated on Tatum at all let alone this much
@@Lions1986god stop using they word grow up a little not liking something just because a group of people do it’s hating it’s called having an opinion their own personal opinion the fact y’all seem so offended by it is so weird.
@@shania991 It's not about opinion, it's about objectivity. Tatum hit the character perfectly, from the costume to the accent. There was no better gambit in live action, so it's very strange for most people to see such a bad reaction.
@shania991 Nah you are weird for saying people can have an opinion but then call people weird for having an opinion.
@@nickbrooks2408 Well said.
No, he’s exactly the Gambit we wanted.
But it’s the one we needed
Channing Tatum is a born Cajun, that is why he wants to play as the Gambit. And the accent he used is the Cajun accent. The only reason he doesn't look like a gambit in the cartoon is because of the face of his shape. but other than that, he's the perfect Gambit.
Gambit have always had a more slim figure but yet also muscular kinda like bruce lee in a sense and it's hard to build that type of body
@azizulfikri8392 it's hard or maybe even impossible for Channing Tatum.
LOL, Channing Tatum is ALMOST everyone's favorite in this movie.
It felt like a genuine love letter to the early Fox and Marvel films. The behind the scenes clips over the credits was a lovely touch. Got me right in the feels
#IBlameAviArad
Yep I kept it together until that.
Straight up, my best friend and I watched this in theaters a few times, and they were able to get actual tears out of us right there in the theater. The behind the scenes in the credits gets me every time.
IKR!? 😮💨 Imo Deadpool movies have always been absolutely freaking amazing at having you laugh hysterically only to have you all teary eyed a second later ffs! It’s a rarity in that capability imo for sure! 😅👍😉
But this one somehow managed to audiences of all sorts…right in the feels! But for completely different reasons at times, I mean I was in the theater and close by I had people who were apparently (as I later learned) spanned from knowing basically EVERYTHING like me…to knowing absolutely NOTHING(not even joking either)
Now…while unfathomable to me that one would go into a movie that’s a part of something as massive as not just the MCU but X-men and Fantastic 4(tho that wasn’t obvious going in really😉) without knowing anything…like WTF!? How!? Why!? Idk but I’ll move on for sake of keeping this comment slightly less ridiculously long 🤦♀️
Anyways…yea, some were roughly in the middle of the prior knowledge spectrum aswell, so it was a bit of a mixed bag really.
But as I was saying…there wasn’t a single person anywhere even remotely close to me that wasn’t (at one time or another) either laughing so hard that it was obviously hard to catch their breath🤣😮💨 or were crying, not just sniffling my dudes…no, we’re talking about the “ugly crying” y’all! 😩😭 And EVERYTHING in between was going on, myself included obviously!😉👍I was a freaking mess guys!
So…yea, as I was talking about, even tho the Deadpool movies are advertised (as the one guy was saying that he was expecting awesome funny action and not much more) they are imo some of the more heartfelt/ deeply affecting comic book/action movies out there ffs! This one in particular got me sooo good and many times aswell honestly!
Whether it’s relationship, friendship, self reflection/reflective etc. or if it’s the more “Fan service ish”, callbacks, comic reference based, prior unmade movie/show/comic obscure references or even just the sometimes somewhat subtle musical themes and other seemingly random yet sincerely used references made all throughout the entire freaking movie that I’m sure had the people like me, in a state of near constant and at certain times somewhat overwhelmed by all the references that were imo, ever so carefully and lovingly placed throughout the entire damn movie…were so awesome and very much appreciated….I mean like you said, it was an insanely well done love letter really!
Btw sorry (not sorry) about the ridiculously long rambling comment my dudes! But I couldn’t agree more with your comment 🥹👍😉😘👌
Blake Lively as Lady Deadpool wasn’t something thought of for just this movie, Rob Liefeld said he based Ladypool on Blake Lively because he and his wife were obsessed with Gossip Girl and he said in a dreamworld, the only person he would think of to cast for her is Blake. So it was fate, 10 years in the making.
The other people who played the notable variants of Deadpool were:
Nathan Fillion as Headpool
Matthew McConaughey as Cowboypool
Wrexham A.F.C. player Paul Mullin as Welshpool
Reynolds's stunt double Alex Kyshkovych as Canadapool
And finally Reynolds and Lively's children Inez and Olin Reynolds as Kidpool and Babypool
Kind of Ryan and Blake to give Inez the line she got. Wonder how many times they regret that when she busts it out around the house?
You forgot Ryan's secret twin Gordon Reynolds as Nicepool. 😂
@@thedarkknight2221 also Tom Hollands is one of the varients
@@CapnLubeHandlesit was one of Tom Holland’s twin brothers…..
@@schmidtfam04 yeah that's what I meant to type. Clearly I hit enter without even finishing lol
Damn why they hate Channing Tatum so much. I’m assuming is cause they don’t know gambits background so they assume he’s over doing it.
They watched 10 minutes of the wolverine movie and they lusted after that gambit they saw and they don't realize that fans wanted channing over him.
@ghostlee6434 comic and cartoon fans DID NOT want Channing. I like the guy and he's a decent actor but he is not Gambit in any way shape or form. There were actual petitions against it when he got announced as Gambit years ago, no idea what you guys are on about
@@TyraUKpetitions against what? A guy who understands the character and nailed the accuracy of gambit? What are you oN aBoUt
@@TyraUK no no, WE did want channing to be gambit
@@TyraUK Awkward moment for you, friend. Channing has been huge on the Gambit character for years and absolutely nailed it. It WAS comic-accurate Gambit, shows how little you paid attention.
I can't understand why so many reactors have been hating on Gambit? He literally got the Cajun accent perfect and even sounds a lot like the animated series Gambit. Of course, they wanted a little humor, so they made some of his lines harder to understand purposely, but overall, I love Channing Tatum as Gambit.
Because they don’t know anything about comics or anything at all that’s why they are just now knowing about all of this stuff now so they don’t know anything about anything
Yup, most reactions I've watched you can tell they have no idea about how Gambit is, if they truly were X-Men fans they'd know this is Gambit and his accent was spot on.
@@julesb1970 exactly thank you my brother you’re absolutely right
@@kingkev6407boo hoo hoo
"You're just not the Gambit we wanted."
Do you even read comics? His Gambit was awesome!
Achara grew up watching the cartoons that's all she knows about gambit
@@JesG.explains the ignorance
@@icydiamonds3747 Gambit had the Cajun accent in the cartoons, so that doesn't even explain it.
@@TimedRevolver The cartoon one was less accurate though.
@@TimedRevolver True, but it's not as thick in the cartoon if I'm remembering correctly..
I just love Hugh Jackman and I think he’s underrated as an actor. If a guy who can sing, dance, and act like him was around in the 30s to 50s, studios would be at WAR to book him. He’s such a versatile performer, and I really don’t think he gets the respect he deserves. I’m really happy for him to be in this movie that spends so much time giving him his flowers.
I think it may feel like it because he does a lot of more « commercial » movies, so they’re often a little snob by a part of the industry (which is understandable) Also not everyone likes some actors or like commercial movies vs more « serious » genre.
He still seems to be a little bit everywhere 😊
Just to let you guys know, after watching X - Men 97 and now watching the original X - Men animated series, y'all should know the kind of character that Gambit is and his accent. Gambit has a Cajun accent, and Channing Tatum was born in Alabama, and he has roots in Mississippi and Louisiana, so he fits the role perfectly. Also, they were supposed to make a solo Gambit movie anyway, but it never happened, and channing wanted to play Gambit for a long time, so he finally got his chance. Yeah, it did become a meme for a little while when people heard his accent, but over time, people started to like it more. Y'all didn't have to down him like that because of his accent though lol.
to be fair... that's also a traditional part of the Cajun accent that people think you're faking it and just intentionally sounding ridiculous. As long as there's been a Cajun accent there have been people making fun of the Cajun accent the first time they hear it 🤷♂ So that's just another way in which he nailed it too I guess
Channing Tatum killed it. After watching xmen 97 he felt so similar. I'd love to see him get a solo movie
Nah We don't accept the Gambit hate 😭😒
I’m from New Orleans, Louisiana and that is exactly how our native Cajun French talkers talk. Gambit was spot on with the native language. This dude also played as Duke from G.I. Joe but man, he nailed our occasion accent 100% deserves an award specifically because of how he nailed our Cajun accent to the core wow I mean, just wow hats off to you, my brother
It’s funny because Tatum is the most accurate gambit 😂 he’s supposed to have that accent
Exactly 😂
Tatum as gambit is amazing
Yep, if Gambit makes it through the Marvel Sparkle Circle and into the "Sacred Timeline" , I will not be unhappy.
@@Believer1980 facts💯💯💯💯
Indeed! kinda sucks to feel as if I’m constantly defending the portrayal…tho more have started to speak on it in a far more appreciative manner as of late!😅👍
@@sandrakiefler4649 A lot of people have been picking at Channing's accent, thinking it's played up and exaggerated for laughs. However he grew up in the bayous of Mississippi, and imo, got it down right.
The hate Channing keeps getting is insane. He IS Gambit. The attitude. The humor. The look and the accent are spot on. That is exactly how Cajuns talk. He was a perfect fit for the character because he reminds me of the OG Gambit in the original cartoon. Not this 97 crap. Maybe people should actually listen to how Cajuns talk and the hate would stop.
We're allowed to dislike characters y'all love lol
@@sproductionsincbut for the right reasons
@@sproductionsinc You can dislike the character, but trying to dunk on a correct accent isn't on him, or the character lol. Wtf kinda argument is that.
@@sproductionsinc There's a massive difference between disliking a character and saying that a character has been portrayed poorly because you're completely unfamiliar with the character beyond an adaptation that WAS extremely inaccurate. Hating Gambit is fine. Being upset with Tatum's performance because you think it's an poor depiction of the character due to his accent when that accent is canonically how Gambit is supposed to sound is silly.
@@DarkSun123456789 True but tbf, they're not the only ones that did this. I've seen some others do the same tbh. Achara & Kristen *did like* his Gambit during his fight scenes at 45:00, Kristen says as much at 45:12, I think that they were just used to Taylor Kitsch's portrayal of Gambit from XOW, so they were expecting him when they saw the card.
Gotta say, as much as y'all appreciate Ryan's passion for playing Deadpool, that's exactly how Channing has felt about Gambit for pretty much his whole life, and even though Deadpool & Wolverine takes every opportunity to joke about how his dream never came true, it also made his dream come true.
He may be played for laughs because this version of the character has never left the Void and gotten a chance to be a hero, but this was Ryan Reynolds reaching out to Channing Tatum like 'Hey, my superhero passion project survived development hell, and my dream came true...let's use this opportunity to make yours come true, even if it's only for one glorious moment.'
That's why it was so important to go all in on getting the costume dead accurate, and the full blown Cajun accent. If this ends up being his only chance to play this character that he feels so strongly about, then it had to be the real deal Gambit. He had to be recognizable the moment he walked into the room, and he had to be true to Remy's Cajun roots. And he was. All jokes aside, that's Gambit up there on the screen. For the first time. Taylor Kitsch's 'Gambit' may not have been the out and out travesty that the same movie's 'Deadpool' was, but he looks and sounds nothing like Gambit.
Gambit walking into the room will always make me laugh. As a fan, I knew Channing has wanted to be Gambit for awhile with no success. As a guy, I had no idea who the actor was playing Gambit when he walked in. My GF and every single girl on the planet however has screamed the microsecond they see his face. I however nodded with a smile and respect when I heard it was him and knowing how much he really wanted the part. This is my favorite movie of not just the year, but for awhile. It was a true work of passion for Ryan and those involved to make a film for him and the fans that will always be remembered, and that's why the formula worked so well. Recent Marvel releases have had a different path and tried to guilt force you into liking their movies. Ryan just poured his soul into it and remained dedicated and the fans, some of us for many...many, so many decades flocked to it with no duress required. Cheers.
You know Channing Tatum is Cajun, right? Just like Gambit? And he was definitely overdoing the accent for this but that was intentional. I think he's fantastic as Gambit!
He's not overdoing it. It's 100% accurate. That is how Cajun people sound.
Maybe overdoing it is the wrong word. But he said there were lines where Ryan Reynolds told him "I don't want to be able to understand what you're saying," and others where he said, "Okay, this line needs to be understandable."
@loftyguy11 well people wouldnt understand accent either way so why does it matter?
he's not cajun
@@lordmortarius538I’m from Mississippi, so I pay attention to my southern region. Although it was accurate, it kindve sounds like how I would try to do a Louisiana accent. He’s said that he’s lived in MS and Louisiana so it’s close.
Tatum was originally supposed to star in a Gambit solo film until all of Fox’s X-Men projects were cancelled.
The disrespect with Tatum's Gambit was so unexpected, wtf
Yeah I stop watching after that.
@@Rickky007that's a bit dramatic
Don’t worry fam they cut it out of the video.
Fun fact: Nicepool is played by Ryan Reynolds twin brother, Gordon Reynolds. I think Ryan cast him as revenge for the time Gordon interviewed him a few years ago and roasted him😁
Lmao it's Ryan Reynolds - he has no twin brother coullion soi
Tatums gambit is more accurate than the one you like lol the one in origins was nothing like the one in the comics or animated show Tatum killed it 🔥
Funny thing, in nerd world, LFG originally stands for "Looking For Group", an mmo term, but that meaning can also apply to Deadpool always trying to find teammates to help him.
Yeah, 'Looking for Group' is always the first thing that pops into my head.
Ohhhh, that's what that means.
@@jemmellpyron2527well, in this movie it primarily means "Let's F*ckin Go", but I think it's a fair bet that both meanings are implied.
kids these days think "OG" means "Original Gamer" 😬😂🤦♂
@@polterkat lol...i must be old now, didnt know it was even meant that.
It's really maddening how people hate on Channing Tatum as Gambit because of ignorance or because they remember the BS gambit from origin. Channing nailed the cajun accent and everything.
Imagine someone who live with and in between cajun people and being a fan of Gambit since a kid doing gambit on a big movie, only to a sweaty smelly "fan" saying that his representation its bad
"Not Channing Tatum as Gambit" yeah ok you don't get it
To be fair Channing Tatum look and voice is comic & animated series accurate.
It’s not the voice as much as the understanding if him for them I assume. I have no problem personally with Channing’s Gambit.
Gambit was the BEST cameo for me! Lol he's take is awesome and funny, plus he LOVES the character, I'm ALL for Channing as Gambit!!!!
thats not Ryan Reynolds dancing to Bye Bye Bye at the beginning, its Nick Pauley
Correct. Kristen was incorrect when she said it was Justin Timberlake.
@@havok6280she might have seen a fake story, there were plenty of fakes for this movie
@@garathomaslike Taylor Swift as Dazzler, for instance
Yes, unfortunately 🤦♀️😓 Probably one of the only disappointing things about the entire movie really for me anyways😉👍
Tho…let’s be real it was obvious to me in theaters that it definitely wasn’t Ryan doing that little (forgive my lack of terminology here😉) split thing that Deadpool does right towards the end of the sequence yes but I was hopeful that the majority of the dancing was legitimately Ryan in the suit…but alas, not all dreams come true do they 🤷♀️😮💨😅
@havok6280
I have no freaking clue why
BUT for some reason you replying by saying “Correct”
Made me picture it like we’re all at one of those Trivia contests oss and they just answered the “Who was the person that preformed the dance routine for “Bye, Bye, Bye” by: *NSYNC in Deadpool & Wolverine?
And your the Host just like yelling as they often do in a tone that is almost ridiculously over excited and dramatic “CORRECT!”
It just legitimately makes me laugh picturing that for some reason? I’m sorry (not sorry) but I cannot help but to see it that way ffs!? 🤷♀️🤦♀️😅 it’s me I know but it’s all good as I needed a bit of a laugh today and so…as nonsensical and stupid as it is, I’m grateful 😂👍😉
I suggest you two ladies research how much love Channing Tatum has for the Gambit character before you judge him.
It’s not judging it’s just a mix of disappointment because they like the original so much and comparaison between the both.
@@vtetrooo1312 it's also probably because they didn't know/get his references. 95% of this movie is getting the references, to find something funny, either partially or completely.
@@vtetrooo1312 Wolverine Origins's Gambit is not the Original
@@vtetrooo1312wtf is original? You think x-men gambit was original? 😂😂😂 Moron
@@vtetrooo1312 "The Original." So we're pretending X-Men Origins: Wolverine invented Gambit now, and that he hasn't been a character in the comics with canonically Cajun background and the associated accent for decades?
Channing Tatum's accent with spot on It's Cajun which is broken French as you know and that's what Gambit is he's from New Orleans Louisiana and that's what Channing Tatum is and I believe that's where his father's from He's been trying to get to do Gambit For quite some time now
Ironically, Gambit's iconic voice acting from the cartoons never sounded that Cajun to me. It was like Cajun Lite with emphasis on him referring to himself in the third person A LOT for some reason. Tatum's accent is actually good and it got me so hype LMAO
Yeah, for an audience of children, they wanted to make Gambit's line reads clean and comprehensible in the cartoon. Channing definitely has a much more accurate Cajun accent.
@1:05:00 Can confirm. I'm a straight male and saw the movie in the theater with a buddy that is also a straight male and when Hugh Jackman's top comes off, we both looked at each other and went, "Damn!".
I feel every man agrees with you. Gay, straight, bi, whatever, they all look at that scene and go “damn.”
Channing Tatum as Gambit is like a wish that finally granted, i heard the rumor since 2009 and don't asking how many fanarts that fooled me
I love Tatum's Gambit.
Also you can see Strange's cape on Cassandra's throne. And the sling ring has the Time and Reality Infinity Stones on them, which is how she can use them.
Hating on the Channing Tatum Gambit is diabolical.
That’s exactly how Gambit is supposed to sounds like. Btw. That’s the most accurate voice Gambit has ever been portrayed. He’s Cajun and so is Channing. This IS Exactly the Gambit we wanted actually.
1:15:30 It was not Justin. They auditioned for someone else do it
She is talking about Earth 6969 😅
Americans should know more about the diversity of their accents and culture before giving an opinion. Tatum's accent was spot on. Thats why people are begging for his own Gambit movie.
Did anyone think the average american would be any less ignorant about their own country as they are about the rest of the world? A big chunk of their college students can't name a country on a world map, what do people expect?
Sadly, Hollywood has brainwashed people into thinking everyone from the South sounds like either a redneck or Foghorn Leghorn. 😑
@@DarkSun123456789Ouch
Lol
so the story about Channing Tatum being Gambit, was that he tried to get the movie to happen years ago (i dont know like 5 to 10 years ago) but it never happened, but after this it just might happen and his accent here is Cajun and they told him to dial it up thats why its so thick
Channing Tatum has been trying to get Gambit on screen since I was in high school lol
What's funny is the Channing Tatum is from Pascagoula, Ms and his father is from New Orleans. He's spot on with a cajun accent. Gambit has been personal to him for 20 years because of this.
Fun fact about Chris Evan's rant is that Reynolds offered to give him cue cards for the scene, but he went into that scene memorized all his lines.
wdym it's not your Gambit? Channing absolute nailed this charachter, his perfomance and Cajun accent accurate AF
Yea and I’m confused by her saying not her gambit because they just started watching the X-men animated series where gambit first shows up and they haven’t even seen him yet
@@millymaee Think she's talking about Taylor Kitch's version.
@@Ice-tc5vn Which was another contaminant of that movie, not as bad as the Merc Without a Mouth though.
@@Ice-tc5vn Yeah, they're talking about Taylor Kitsch's Gambit, they haven't seen him since XOW & when they saw the card, they expected him since that was the one that they were used to. They still liked him at 45:00 tbf, I think Achara had a crush on Taylor's Gambit too.
@@Ice-tc5vn that’s the worst gambit no wonder i keep forgetting about him
Director Shawn Levy said in an interview that the one Wolverine variant they couldn’t get in the final cut was an ACTUAL Wolverine, and the joke was Wade shows up in the woods and after he goes up to it, Deadpool gets absolutely mauled. They came up with the idea late in production and there was not enough time or budget to get a realistic looking CGI wolverine to use in the scene.
Also the other variants are:
Genuinely comic accurate short king, YES Wolverine is 5’ 3” in the comics
Crucified Wolverine from Uncanny X-Men 251
Patch, which is Wolverine’s alias when he goes undercover in fancy places
“Glam Rock Logan” is Wolverine from Age Of Apocalypse
The classic John Byrne brown and tan outfit is from when Wolverine first fought The Hulk in the comics.
And finally, the dream that came true for 20 glorious seconds, The Cavillrine
Wolvie wore the yellow and blue when he first fought Hulk, in Wolvie's very first appearance.
@@JakkFrost1 yeah but I’m referring to the comic run that goes deeper into that story. The one written by Damon Lindeloff from Lost.
Thanks for the details
@@thedarkknight2221 Did Damon Lindeloff write a Wolverine vs. Hulk fight besides the "Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk" six-issue limited series, the fight where Hulk ripped Logan in half? If not, then that story was set in the Marvel Ultimate universe and not the main 616 universe.
@@JakkFrost1 Yeah, I'm thinking the movie was actually paying homage to the Wolverine vs. Hulk fight from "Incredible Hulk" #340 written by Peter David with art by Todd McFarlane. Hulk's reflection in Logan's claws in the movie is straight from that issue's cover. Logan had the brown and costume on in that issue, but he fought Grey Hulk and not Savage.
My theater went nuts when Blade showed up this was insane glad i got to live that movie experience in theaters
I recently watched two sisters react to this movie and neither of them knew who Blade or Elektra were. Pretty disappointing reaction.
@@itss_nattyj who was that? Lol
Same
@@CapnLubeHandles popcorn in bed I think
@@alanscott6005 Hahahaaa! You’re correct. I didn’t want to call them out. 🙂
The Channing Tatum game I hate is wild. After all that guy went through trying to get to play the character and it never working out, he’s the only person on this planet that deserved the play the character in this movie
Gambit was the best part of the cameos, and I loved the fact that they stuck with the comic accurate Gambit. Tatum did amazing and I would watch a stand alone movie from him.
Excuse you, Kristen. Making him his accurate short height is _not_ doing him dirty! Short King solidarity! ✊
Addendum: Turns out the actor is even shorter than the comic height of 5’3. He’s 4’11! Not sure if that’s supposed to be that Wolverine’s height, maybe the set was made to make him seem taller? Or they didn’t even bother checking the exact comic height? Idk. Whatever the case, I still think it’s neat!
Also, YES Channing Tatum as Gambit! Let him have his movie! He made a name for himself here!
•After this, Tatum said he hoped it would renew interest in the movie, but it’s ultimately up to Feige. Ryan Reynolds also said he’d like to work on it with Tatum. Ryan released a deleted scene of a portal opening for Gambit, implying he makes it out of the void. You can actually see it on one of the TVA screens in the credit scene
Short lives matter✊
Well it kind of is because he was way shorter than 5’2 there!?
@@vtetrooo1312 Oh wow, the actor was 4’11! Wolverine is 5’3. I still don’t think it’s doing him dirty. So what if he’s a bit shorter?
I had the same reaction about gambit and channing but after 1 min of listening to him my mind was completely changed and happy to say he is MY GAMBIT
Another easter egg. Kidpool was voiced by Ryan and Blake's child. And Channing's Gambit was solid. Accurate voice and all. A lot of people don't know he's creole. Accent was on point, people just used to the bad southern accent in the animated series and 1st Wolverine movie
Channing Tatum is a gem. Chill, unproblematic, and shockingly talented. He's up here living out a dream he's had just out of arm's reach for near ten years, a role he's been dreaming up since he was wearing his daddy's coat and throwing cards at his friends. You can tell the passion and dedication and LOVE he has for this character in every moment he had on screen, just like Ryan had for Deadpool.
Just to be ragged on like this. "We can kill him, it's fine." The disrespect, for OUR Gambit. Couldn't be me.
@@isadiya8217 yes 😭
For years, they tried to get a Gambit movie made with Channing Tatum to star in it, which is part of what makes his appearance here so much fun. His accent is pretty spot on as I have some friends from the most southern portions of Louisiana and he sounds just like them. Many with cajun accents are fast speakers with clipped vowels and incorporate French coupled with a bit of southern accents all mixed in.
They couldn't get Vinney Jones to reprise his role as Juggernaut, so they cast Aaron Reed instead. Reed is the person who played Dude, the muscular version of Guy, in Reynolds' other movie Free Guy.
That was the only disappointment in the movie for me.. Vinnie Jones is one of my favourite actors so would have loved to see him as Juggernaut :(
They also recast The Russian from Thomas Jane's Punisher.
Id love to see \Vinnie here but damn man, hes got old :( Watch him at The Gentlemen series..still has it tho
Fun Fact: Dafne Keen couldnt look at Channing Tatum while speaking his lines in the cave because she couldn't keep a straight face
Nick Pauley is the actor who plays Dancepool in the 2024 film Deadpool & Wolverine. Channing Tatum as Gambit is spot on I loved him in that role. I love how much fun y'all had watching this movie. This was a fun reaction to watch.
Sorry to say this but if a male guest acted the way Kristen acted here with the sexual references towards a female character we'd be getting complaints of disgusting sexist behaviour.
And it's not the first time she's done this either.
Tatum as Gambit was amazing, justice for Channing!
Actually Dafne Keen (X-23) spoke English before that movie. Her English has always been good since her father is English actor Will Keen.
Yeah this channel doesn't have the brightest people on it lol
It's Kristen, she's got the IQ of a jellyfish.
You guys have the IQ problem if you can't tell that they're talking about Laura's English instead of her actress.
@@platinumspider7859 Listen again. She literally says that her English has gotten really good because she heard that when she made the other movie the actress didn't speak English. How about don't insult people's IQ if you can't even bother to go back and pay attention?
Plus shes spent most of her life in England, she even has a almost posh English accent
I feel like when Wade said “I did it for you…” he was actually talking to the fans. His was of saying thank you.
1:14:55 who has the heart to break it to Kristin she is victim of fake news? that aint JT dancing 🤣
She went on too long and was way too confident about the Timberlake spoiler that wasn't even him.
@@Desertfox201 the most ignorant usually are the most confident ones
@@HABO2210If politics teach us anything lol
@@HABO2210😂
Is it me or do Kristin and Roxy look alike xD
Y'all are crazy, Tatum as Gambit was awesome. Much better than any version Fox ever put out.
40:45 What? Thats exactly how Gambit sounded like in the TV show in the 90’s. Thats why he sounds like that. Yet you all looke like you were born late 90’s/early 2000’s so you didn’t grow up watching the original X-Men show. Yet that’s how Gambit sounds, like the real Gambit.
Also ladies, love ya again. They didn’t hire Timberlake to do that dance, that was a legit dancer. It’s in the making of part of the movie. You can find it on UA-cam.
18:59 Man, Kristen is ready to give everything up for Hugh the same way that TVA agent wants to do to Deadpool! 🤣
Men are the prize, always have been.
The person dancing in the Deadpool suit is not Justin Timberlake. It is a individual name Nick Pauley, also known as Dancepool, is the dancer who performs the "Bye Bye Bye" choreography in the movie Deadpool & Wolverine.
They are the perfect dynamic duo & this is the best Marvel movie in history ❤.
Channing isn't the gambit they wanted, but he's the gambit we deserve
Channing Tatum was announced at a ComicCon many years ago as being Gambit in an upcoming movie. The movie was never made, I think due to the Disney acquisition of Fox. This is a deliberate and long-standing casting of a character. Channing’s dad, I think, is Cajun from New Orleans, so he knows the accent.
Tatum version is actually accurate ...he talks like that achara u should know that lol
Well, we made it. After the first two Deadpool and all of the X-Men movies, we have now entered every X-Men fan’s dream movie. To be honest, I don’t just love this movie for the nostalgic cameos and references, it’s the iconic Deadpool humor and Reynolds and Jackman chemistry that really gets you at the end of the day. I don’t even care if some haters out there think this movie’s trash, screw them! I loved this movie.
Today is Hugh Jackmans birthday and the same day you watch this movie
The end was really well written. Matter and anti-matter. Logan mattered too much and he buckled under the pressure. Wade didn't matter at all and his life was empty because of it. But together, Logan had someone to lean on and Wade had someone to give him purpose. Matter and anti-matter together, saved everyone.
IT HAS BEGUN!!!!! I've been looking forward to this reaction!! 🙏🏽💪
If I remember correctly Channing Tatum's mother is Cajun and taught him the language, so I'd say he nailed the accent. Achara wanted the Animated series accent, and his swagger, he was definitely a little easier to understand and had a vibe about him.
Achara and Kristen were geeking out more than I did, such great reactions. There were some actors that didn't want to come back, some they couldn't afford, and some that wanted to come back but couldn't, like Robert Downey Jr. because in the middle of reading his lines for this movie he signed a contract to come back as Doctor Doom, and that's why we got Happy and the Iron Man jokes.
Everyone was so hyped for the Yellow costume, but I love the Brown costume in the comics, I wish they had a little more of Wolverine wearing it, but they gave us one scene for fan service so I'll take what I can get.
I loved this movie, and hope they keep making Ryan play this character well into his 90s. 😉
CinePals needs to do a retraction video to correct Kristen falsely crediting Justin for the bye bye dancing at the start 😂. The actual dancer Nick Pauley deserves his props for learning it on short notice.
I know, Nick Pauley deserves credit for learning the dance for over 3 months.
The hate for Channing Tatum was uncalled for... that boi Madeanamefohimself 🎉
My favourite part also about this is thanks to long periods of time of pruning branched realities, it turned the terrain into what it is now in deadpool I love the attention to detail and how much effort and love went into this movie, properly showing the characters and cameos the respect they deserve.
A moment to contemplate legendary comebacks without leaving aside the good relationship between Ryan and Hugh. And with the beginning of the Fox era. Seriously, it is a worthy pride to return and remember it fondly.❤❤