Marvel YouTube clearly shows the spike in viewer replays when we get to the sequence where Chris Hemsworth's Thor is standing in the buff. It certainly makes sense, as it's not hard to imagine Marvel fans stopping for some "in-depth" research on the scene – we imagine the blurred image of Hemsworth standing nude has been run through just about every buffer.
Director Taika Waititi and Marvel Studios certainly know, by now, what helps fill seats for these Thor movies. A big part of it (since Kenneth Branaugh's first Thor film) is showing off the well-sculpted man-meat that is Chris Hemsworth in these films. Hemsworth certainly deserves to show it all off, this time: the actor has been hard at work on his physique for years now, since Thor: Love and Thunder ended up getting hit with significant delays during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hemsworth showed fans what "dedication" is all about, when he kept on training and sharing videos of that intense process on social media.
Chris’ Love and Thunder make him the primary Marvel entertainer to head a fourth performance film. The film is to open in performance centers on July 8.
Hemsworth has gone on to turn the lemon of Thor 4's delay and his extended fitness training into a lucrative lemonade business. Hemsworth and his training team have launched "Centr Power program," a virtual fitness program that brings Hemsworth's superhero workouts home to his legions of fans and admirers:
"I've had a lot of questions about my prep and training for Thor over the years. This time round I was fortunate enough to have a solid period at home to try a multitude of nutritional and training methods, to build the strongest version of myself and the character yet," Hemsworth posted. From that I decided to design a fully guided program on how I achieved those results. Eat, train, sleep repeat! With our Centr Power program."

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