Chris Hemsworth on 'Trying to Look Sophisticated and Failing Miserably' in Super Bowl Ad with Chris Pratt: 'A Hilarious Day' (Exclusive)

How many Chrises (and Krises) does it take to pull off an (accidental) art heist?

Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pratt and Kris Jenner teamed up for Meta's Super Bowl ad, promoting the Ray-Ban Meta glasses in a series of 30-second spots that shows the two Avengers learning about art (and accidentally destroying it ... and then trying to cover up the evidence captured on their smart eyewear).

The first spot, which shows Pratt and Hemsworth learning about (and oops, eating) a $6 million banana that happens to be owned by Jenner, was released Monday; PEOPLE got an exclusive look at the second, which sees Pratt and Hemsworth using their glasses to take photos with a sculpture — and catching their unintended destruction of it on camera. Watch it below!

In an exclusive email interview with PEOPLE, Hemsworth discusses his most recent Super Bowl project with Meta, shares some of the on-set antics and reveals which of his three kids with wife Elsa Pataky has "borrowed" the glasses for a creative purpose.

With his Marvel background, Hemsworth is no stranger to starring in something zillions of people will see, he still found it "nerve wracking" filming a Super Bowl ad, he says: "Knowing such a large audience will be watching is certainly added pressure, but also a great motivator to produce something entertaining and memorable."

He says he was drawn to be part of Meta's Super Bowl ad for the glasses' sleek design and impressive AI capabilities — "other versions of this tech feel super clumsy to me, but these look and feel great and have the added bonus of being able to record video, play music, tell you what you’re looking at, translate language and much more" — plus the chance to ad lib some "self-deprecating banter" between himself, Pratt and Jenner.

"We had a great time and enjoyed poking fun at ourselves," Hemsworth tells PEOPLE. "Watching Pratt and me stumble our way through an art gallery trying our best to look sophisticated and failing miserably should be a lot of fun!"

He adds, "There was a lot of room to improvise which reminded me of the first time I was on an Avengers set with Pratt. He's got such an incredible wit and sense of humor; it made for another hilarious day."

Once the shoot wrapped, Hemsworth got to take the glasses home, and says he and his kids have been enjoying testing their capabilities.

"We love using the voice commands ... just saying 'Hey Meta, call Grandma,' " he says. "My daughter has used them a lot while riding her horse and filming some great first person video galloping along the beach or through the forest."

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As for the big game, Hemsworth will be happy with any outcome, as long as he has a "fully stacked burger" as his snack to watch the Philadelphia Eagles face off against the Kansas City Chiefs.

After all, he says, "being from Australia, I have the luxury of rooting for both teams and winning either way!"