Happy Birthday Chris Hemsworth: Must-Watch Movies of the MCU star other than marvel

Christopher Hemsworth or Chris has been the eye-candy for his admirers, it is hard to hate a performer like him. His performance in, “Hyde” was what made him famous and gained him fame. After that, he became a part of the MCU where he played the role of ‘Thor’ the god of thunder in the Marvel films. He has been part of many successful movies and film franchises.

On August 11, 1983, Chris Hemsworth was born in Melbourne, Australia. This year the star turns 39. He has two siblings and both of them are actors as well, whereas Liam Hemsworth received more fame than, Luke. Though we all know that no one can portray ‘Thor’ better than him, the actor has made remarkable appearances in other films as well, and today on Chris Hemsworth’s 39th birthday, we’re about to take a look at them-

Happy Birthday Chris Hemsworth: Must-Watch Movies of the MCU star other than marvel

1. ‘Rush’

Two exceptionally talented Formula One racers, James Hunt and Niki Lauda, are fiercely competitive with one another. But it is their hatred for one another that strains relationships.

2. ‘In The Heart of the Sea’

The personnel of a merchant vessel is put to the test by a massive albino bull sperm whale, who challenges their faith. To remain out there on the ocean, they are stretched to their maximum extent.

3. ‘Extraction’

The abducted son of a jailed ongoing terrorist leader is being rescued by a black market commando with nothing at stake. But in the shadowy world of cocaine and firearm smugglers, an already lethal task is getting closer to being unachievable.

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4. ‘Bad Times at the El Royale’

In a derelict guesthouse with a murky background in 1969, seven suspicious individuals assemble. As time passes, their mysteries are revealed, and they immediately discover themselves in trouble.

5. ’12 Strong’

An exclusive group is led by Captain Mitch Nelson on a campaign to combat the Taliban in Afghanistan. As he enlists the assistance of a corrupt dictator, the deeply unpopular becomes increasingly psychologically murky.