Great Odin's beard, now that's an epic parenting win if I ever saw one!
Early this morning, THOR: RAGNAROK star Chris Hemsworth posted a video of his three children – India Rose, Sasha and Tristan – gathered around an iPad in anticipation of watching Taika Waititi's Marvel film of godlike proportions.
As the video plays, we see Hemsworth's little ones – who each have a long mop of golden blonde hair – with their eyes glued to the screen. Then, as the camera swivels around to reveal Hemsworth himself, we see the Odinson give us all a "Proud Papa" smile as well as an enthusiastic thumbs up. Along with the adorable video, Hemsworth posted the following comment: "Just downloaded Thor: Ragnarok and the brainwashing has begun, soak it up kids #fatheroftheyear #thorragnarok #thor @taikawaititi @marvel,"
You can see the clip for yourself below:
Just downloaded Thor: Ragnarok and the brainwashing has begun, soak it up kids 👍👍 #fatheroftheyear #thorragnarok #thor @taikawaititi @marvel pic.twitter.com/51M5mHoj5X
— Chris Hemsworth (@chrishemsworth) February 28, 2018
When THOR: RAGNAROK arrived in theaters during early November of last year, many Marvel fans were blown away by the film's quality and delicate handling of both its comedic and more dramatic elements. The comic-inspired action adventure grossed a total of $853.4 million worldwide at the box office, and stands to add even more coin to its purse when it's released on Blu-Ray and DVD on March 6th. If you don't feel like waiting another week for a physical copy of the film, you can purchase it right now, digitally.
Where you do stand on allowing your kids to watch Marvel's extensive library of films? Is it an "anything goes" situation, or do you perhaps draw the line at installments that could be precieved as "too scary" for your young ones? Let us know in the comments section below.
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