If you’ve watched the trailer for “Chris Hemsworth: A Roadtrip to Remember,” then you already know the plot twist isn’t the scenery, the stunts, or even the star power.

It’s this: Chris Hemsworth is basically a copy-and-paste version of his dad.
Like… CTRL + C → CTRL + V, with Avengers-level charm.

But behind the jokes and the uncanny resemblance lies a story that hits home for a lot of us.

In the documentary, Chris takes his dad, who’s been battling memory issues with Alzheimer’s, on a once-in-a-lifetime road trip. And this isn’t just any drive. It’s a mission.
A mission to hold on to the memories that truly matter.

As the two travel across sweeping landscapes, Chris hopes the road, the laughter, the shared songs, and the little moments can help reconnect his dad to the world—one memory at a time. Because sometimes, healing doesn’t come from hospitals… it comes from being together. It comes from slowing down. It comes from reminding the people we love that they’re not walking through life alone.

Watching Chris shift from “God of Thunder” to “Son Who Just Wants His Dad Back” is the kind of emotional whiplash that will have you reaching for tissues and your phone to call your old man.

The documentary is heartfelt, fun, and real.
And when Chris looks at his dad in that soft “I hope you remember this moment” way, it hits differently.

Chris Hemsworth shared the experience on his  facebook post:

Where to Watch

Catch “Chris Hemsworth: A Roadtrip to Remember” right here on  Zuku | National Geographic Ch 414, because stories like these deserve more than a scroll-past moment.

They deserve a seat on your couch, your full attention, and maybe even a cup of chai.

Let this documentary remind you of what truly matters:
Family & Moments that don’t fade.

#LifeGotBetter