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Her hero! Jordana Brewster cannot stop smiling at her son Julian as they enjoy some time together at the Lego Batman premiere

Published: 20:56 EST, 4 February 2017 | Updated: 20:58 EST, 4 February 2017

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It seemed a little mother-son time was in order on Saturday.

Jordana Brewster brought along her eldest boy Julian as she attended the premiere of the much anticipated Lego Batman movie in Westwood, California.

The 36-year-old Fast and the Furious franchise vet beamed with pride as he son hammed it up for the cameras on the black and yellow carpet.

Ready to get bricked up! Jordana Brewster brought along her eldest son Julian as she attended the premiere of the much anticipated Lego Batman movie in Westwood, California

Sitting her son on her hip, it was hard to tell who was having the better time as Jordana was smiling from ear to ear.

For the premiere, the actress embraced Los Angeles' warm winter wearing a short black and white abstract print dress, which featured a ruffled hem and v-neck.

A pair of strappy heels and a black motorcycle jacket completed the casual but flattering ensemble.

The star accessorized with some classic wayfarer-style shades and a delicate locket necklace.

Proud mom: The 36-year-old Fast and the Furious franchise vet beamed with pride as he son hammed it up for the cameras on the black and yellow carpet

LA chic casual: For the premiere, the actress embraced Los Angeles' warm winter wearing a short black and white abstract print dress, which featured a ruffled hem and v-neck

Exquisite eye shadow, subtle blush and some pale crimson lipstick made sure the beauty was on point for photos, while her brunette locks were pulled back into a loose ponytail.

Though his mom looked fantastic, it was three-year-old Julian who stole the show.

His very relevant accessory of a black Batman mask demonstrated just how excited the tyke was for the feature presentation.

Added extras: A pair of strappy heels and a black motorcycle jacket completed the casual but flattering ensemble

The rest of his outfit was quite simple, and consisted of a grey shirt, light-wash jeans, black sneakers and an olive-coloured coat with blue checks.

While Jordana opted to take just Julian with her to the event, she did spend some time with seven-month-old son Rowan last week.

The sometime model took her youngest out for a spot of shopping at Barneys New York in Beverly Hills.

Spreading the love: While Jordana opted to take just Julian with her to the event, she did spend some time with seven-month-old son Rowan last week

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