WB's The End Of Oak Street Nabs $47 Million Worldwide In Opening Weekend Debut

Who Was ‘The End of Oak Street’ For?

GET 15% OFF A GROUP SUBSCRIPTION Not even largely positive reviews from critics (86 percent on Rotten Tomatoes) and an intriguing premise (a family, led by Anne Hathaway, time travels back to the prehistoric era) could help The End of Oak Street exceed its muted box office expectations. The Warner Bros. release with a reported $80 million budget debuted in third place with just $21 million in North America and $47 million worldwide.  “When you s…

WB's The End Of Oak Street Nabs $47 Million Worldwide In Opening Weekend Debut

Can WB’s $85M sci-fi gamble The End of Oak Street outrun summer blockbusters and turn a profit? It's a big question for the fate of sci-fi originals...

The End Of Oak Street's Box Office Proves One Thing About Dinosaur Movies

We have the box office results for The End of Oak Street's opening weekend, and they reaffirm a hard truth when it comes to dinosaur movies.

‘The End of Oak Street’ Roars to $47 Million Worldwide Opening, While ‘Camp Miasma’ Kills in Limited Release

Warner Bros.’ The End of Oak Street, which is basically Jurassic Park in the suburbs, opened this weekend with a solid $21 million domestically and another $26 million internationally, giving the sci-fi popcorn blockbuster a $47 million global opening. That was good enough for third place domestically behind two absolute monsters: Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which remained #1 with $70 million, and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, which took secon…