Gambit is one of the coolest X-Men, and his kinetic energy powers are awesomely powerful. If you want to depict them using special effects in a film, this video will show you how to do it using three free pieces of digital editing software:
And our old friend Microsoft Moviemaker. The result looks really good for not having used any professional software.
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