The End of Oak Street Becomes Global Streaming Hit
The dinosaur survival film starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor finds a second life on streaming after a $121.6 million worldwide run.
The End of Oak Street has become a global streaming hit following its theatrical run, according to Collider. The film stars Anne Hathaway as Denise and Ewan McGregor as Greg, the parents of the Platt family.
Set in July 1982, the story follows the Platt family in a suburban neighborhood when a cosmic event involving wormholes transports the community 200 million years into the past. The residents find themselves trapped in a prehistoric landscape overrun by dinosaurs and fight to find a portal home.
David Robert Mitchell wrote and directed the film. During its theatrical release, it grossed $121.6 million worldwide.
Critics gave the film an 86% Rotten Tomatoes rating, with the consensus describing it as a suspenseful, frightening, pulpy creature feature. Audiences rated it 76% on the same site.
Quick answers
What is The End of Oak Street about?
Set in July 1982, it follows the Platt family in a suburban neighborhood after a cosmic event involving wormholes transports the community 200 million years into the past, where residents are trapped in a prehistoric landscape overrun by dinosaurs.
Who stars in The End of Oak Street?
Anne Hathaway plays Denise and Ewan McGregor plays Greg, the parents of the Platt family. David Robert Mitchell wrote and directed the film.
How much did The End of Oak Street gross?
The film grossed $121.6 million worldwide during its theatrical run.