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Actor and producer Channing Matthew Tatum worked many odd jobs, from being a roofer to a stripper, before finding his place in Hollywood. His first foray into the world of entertainment was in 2000, as a dancer in a music video by Chris Martin. He went on to be a fashion model and star in television commercials before making his debut on the big screen in 2005 in ‘Coach Carter.’ The following year, Channing made his breakthrough with the films ‘She’s the Man’ and ‘Step Up.’ Known for his works in action, dance, and sports comedies, Channing notably stars in multiple franchises such as ‘Magic Mike,’ ‘Jump Street,’ and ‘G.I. Joe.’ In 2024, he made his way into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, starring in his long-awaited role of Gambit in ‘Deadpool & Wolverine.’ If you wish to go through movies featuring Channing Tatum on Netflix, the following list will help you get started.
4. America: The Motion Picture (2021)
Directed by Matt Thompson, ‘America: The Motion Picture’ is an animated parody of George Washington and his fight against the British for American independence. In this revisionist history filled with anachronisms, George Washington wields a chainsaw and assembles a team of rabble-rousing misfits to fight alongside him. They include a beer-loving Samuel Adams, scientist Thomas Edison, horseman Paul Revere, and native American hunter Geronimo. Channing Tatum lends his voice to the lead character of George. Enjoy the film on Netflix.
3. Smallfoot (2018)
‘Smallfoot’ is an animated movie that twists the perspective on the legend of the Yetis, mythical humanoid creatures said to live in the Himalayan mountain range. Told from the POV of the Yetis, the movie follows a young Yeti named Migo (Tatum) who spots a human, AKA “smallfoot,” an entity the yetis believe to be mythical. After being ignored by his village, he sets off to find the human, Percy (James Corden), a documentary filmmaker who is also looking for a way to gain viewers. As expected, Percy doesn’t perceive Migo as friendly, forcing the latter to bring him to the mountains, where the smallfoot begins to bond with the Yeti. Unfortunately, Yeti chief Stonekeeper (Common) believes humans cannot be trusted and urges the village to get rid of Percy. It is upto Migo to protect Percy and for Percy to ensure that the Yetis aren’t harmed by the humans. Directed by Karey Kirkpatrick, ‘Smallfoot’ is a musical animated flick. It can be streamed here.
2. The Lost City (2022)
Directed by Aaron and Adam Nee, ‘The Lost City’ centers on bestselling novelist Loretta Sage (Sandra Bullock), who is kidnapped by billionaire Abigail Fairfax (Daniel Radcliffe). Fairfax wants her help to get her to the “lost city,” whose mention is there in Loretta’s latest novel, ‘The Lost City of D.’ Considering Sage is a former archaeology researcher, Abigail believes her to be his must-have navigation tool. When Alan Caprison (Tatum), who is the cover model for Loretta’s novels, witnesses her abduction and follows her and Abigail’s team into the jungle to rescue her. The endeavor turns into a jungle safari, with Alan and Loretta running for their lives as they face the dangers of nature. You can watch the action-adventure comedy right here.
1. The Vow (2012)
Michael Sucsy’s romantic drama movie ‘The Vow’ centers on Paige (Rachel McAdams) and Leo (Tatum), whose happily married life is snatched away from them after they meet an accident that causes Paige to lose memory of her love life with Leo. As Paige grapples with amnesia, Leo undertakes the mammoth task of recreating their love story in hopes of rekindling their connection. The movie shifts between past and present, showing Leo taking Paige to various places tied to their shared past and their initial romance. With a moving chemistry between McAdams and Tatum, ‘The Vow’ is a must-watch romance. It is loosely based on the real-life relationship of Kim and Krickitt Carpenter, who wrote a book of the same name about their life and marriage. You can watch the beloved drama right here.
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