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The End of Oak Street earns $47 million global opening weekend

The sci-fi thriller ‘The End of Oak Street’, directed by David Robert Mitchell and produced by J.J. Abrams, has debuted with a global opening weekend gross of approximately $47 million. The film earned $21 million in North America and $26 million internationally. Produced by Warner Bros., the movie carries an $85 million budget and will likely require strong secondary market performance to reach its estimated $200 million break-even point.

Set in 1980s Michigan, the plot follows the Platt family—played by Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor—after their suburban neighborhood is mysteriously transported through a wormhole into a prehistoric era. The film has received mixed critical reception, with some reviewers praising it as a refreshing, high-stakes dinosaur spectacle that captures the tension of classic 1990s creature features. Others have criticized the script for being simplistic or struggling to balance its tone between a family-friendly adventure and a more mature, gory thriller.

Despite the competition from major summer blockbusters, the film is being noted for its original concept and its ability to provide a visceral survival experience centered on prehistoric threats.

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Anne Hathaway · David Robert Mitchell · Ewan McGregor · J. J. Abrams · The End of Oak Street · Warner Bros. · Warner Bros. Pictures

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