They've become frequent co-stars in the last few years so lets rank Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson movies from worst to best. Fans of Australian soap Home And Away might remember it as one of Chris Hemsworth's first breakthrough roles, and after leaving the show he appeared in various movies like Red Dawn and The Cabin In The Woods. It was landing the role of Thor in the movie of the same name that made his career, and both he and the character have evolved in unique ways during their time in the MCU.
Tessa Thompson began her career with roles on shows like Veronica Mars and Life, before breaking through with her performances in Dear White People and the Creed movies. She's been extremely prolific ever since which includes a recurring role on HBO's Westworld and movies like the acclaimed Annihilation and dark comedy Sorry To Bother You.
Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson have been regular co-stars recently and are set to team once again for Taika Waititi's upcoming Thor: Love And Thunder. Here's their collaborations ranked worst to best.
Men In Black: International
While there were once rumors of the next Men In Black being a crossover with the 21 Jump Street series, what fans eventually got was lukewarm reboot Men In Black: International. This entry pairs Thompson's rookie Men In Black Agent M with Hemsworth's veteran H, but while it relies heavily on their solid chemistry to generate laughs, they can only do so much to elevate a flat story and bland action. The production was reportedly a troubled one which accounts for Men In Black: International's weaknesses, and it's sadly the weakest of the franchise.
Thor: Ragnarok
Thor: Ragnarok is easily the best of the Thor franchise and gave both the character and the series a comic makeover. Despite the number of major plot points and revelations that occur - including the destruction of Asgard - director Taika Waititi brought a colorful, lighthearted tone to it. Hemsworth and Thompson are clearly having a blast, with the former playing a much funnier version of Thor while the latter plays Valkyrie, his hard-drinking Asgardian enemy turned ally. Thor: Ragnarok is considered one of the MCU's best, so it's no surprise Waititi will return for Love And Thunder.
Avengers: Endgame
Avengers: Endgame couldn't exactly be sold as a Chris Hemsworth/Tessa Thompson movie since they don't share many scenes and they're part of a massive ensemble, but it's still their best movie. It's an epic, fan-pleasing victory lap for Marvel that's emotional, hilarious and occasionally heartbreaking, and it managed the seemingly impossible task of toppling Avatar as the most successful film of all time.