Every Channing Tatum Movie Ranked From Worst To Best

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Here is a detailed look at Channing Tatum's movies, ranked from worst to best. Tatum has become a reliable box office draw thanks to his striking looks, dancing prowess, and comedic talent. Tatum's acting career has almost exclusively been on the big screen and his fame and notoriety soared in the 2010s when he began to take on leading comedy roles. Tatum's latest movie, The Lost City, is a box office success and has once again proven his ability to get laughs and surpass expectations.

Channing Matthew Tatum was born on April 26th, 1980 in Cullman, Alabama. Before entering the entertainment industry, Tatum worked odd jobs, including as a roofer and then as a stripper at a Tampa nightclub, which years later inspired Magic Mike. In 2000, Tatum had a small role in the music video for Ricky Martin's «She Bangs» and then went on to model for the likes of Armani, and appear in TV commercials for Pepsi and Mountain Dew. It wasn't until 2005 that Tatum made his first movie appearance as a high school basketball player for the Richmond Oilers in Coach Carter.

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Tatum is one of Hollywood's tried and tested stars, with a body of work that spans almost every genre, with the exception of live-action superhero movies. Tatum could play Gambit, a member of the X-Men who he is keen to play, but plans for a movie were canceled by Disney following their acquisition of 21st Century Fox. While Gambit may still be in his future, here is a look at every movie that Tatum has appeared in so far, ranked from worst to best.

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