
Release date: August 14, 2026 (USA)
Director: David Robert Mitchell
Producers: David Robert Mitchell, J.J. Abrams, Hannah Minghella, Matt Jackson, Jon Cohen, Tommy Harper
Cinematography: Mike Gioulakis
MPAA rating: PG-13
Genres: Science fiction, Adventure, Thriller, Mystery
I wasn’t prepared for how good this movie was going to be!
Ever wondered how life would be, transported millions of years to the past, surrounded by Dinosaurs and having to survive alongside your family which has cracks and fractures but now you’re banding together to survive or die?
Yea, The End of Oak Street is going to setup and explore this family amongst the first 30 minutes. Setting up our characters, their dynamic and side characters that we’ll experience along this hour and 40 minute movie. No need to stick around until the end of the credits but you may find yourself doing so. Either in aww of how good this movie was or finally being able to relax after this actually pretty intense movie that for me personally, has come out of no where.
Loved Anne Hathaway (Playing the mother Denise) & Ewan McGregor (Playing the father Greg). They had great chemistry and the dynamic between Greg and his children really hit hard with the dynamic of their mother during the movie. Maisy Stella plays Audrey Platt while Christian Convery play the son Brian. Loved this family along with Starbuck their loyal companion dog. (I’m not saying nothing about Starbuck, you’ll have to watch the movie to find out).
Pretty quickly I locked this feature into an 8. I didn’t expect the movie to have my mouth wide open with such intensity. I even jumped at a scene which horror movies barely are able to do these days. This aspect totally caught me off guard and wow did I have a great time. If it wasn’t for a couple of details I’ll leave out for spoiler reasons I’d have given this movie a 9/10. Alas, due to that with some insane scenes in the second half of the movie. The End of Oak Street Popped “Review” score is an 8.5/10.
Also bumping up Spider-Man Brand New Day to a 9 as I shouldn’t have compared it to No Way Home while giving it it’s score. Either way I’ll update that on my second viewing and focus on Oak Street’s 8.5 for now. I had a blast and excited to hear your thoughts over this weekend in the comment below.
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