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‘The End of Oak Street’ Sets HBO Max Streaming Release Date
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HBO Max will begin streaming ‘The End of Oak Street’ on 13 November, giving the dinosaur film its home release three months after its cinema debut. The date marks the next stage for the film, which grossed $121 million worldwide against an estimated production budget of $80–92 million.
Directed, written and produced by David Robert Mitchell, the film stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as parents whose family is transported into a prehistoric version of their 1980s neighbourhood. They face dinosaur attacks, try to rescue their dog and investigate what happened to Oak Street, while the crisis also puts pressure on their strained marriage. It was Mitchell’s first feature since 2018’s ‘Under the Silver Lake’.
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In short
- ‘The End of Oak Street’ streams on HBO Max from 13 November.
- The film stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor.
- It made $121 million against an $80–92 million budget.
How this story developed
- 1 hour ago The End of Oak Street will begin streaming on HBO Max on 13 November, after its cinema release on 14 August. The film follows a family transported into a prehistoric landscape, where dinosaur attacks force them to confront danger and their own marital tensions.
- 1 hour ago HBO Max will begin streaming ‘The End of Oak Street’ on 13 November, giving the dinosaur film its home release three months after its cinema debut. The date marks the next stage for the film, which grossed $121 million worldwide against an estimated production budget of $80–92 million.
Full account
Warner Bros. Pictures’ The End of Oak Street will begin streaming exclusively on HBO Max on Friday, 13 November. HBO will also show the film on its linear channel the following evening, 14 November, at 8pm Eastern Time. The streaming date was the focus of one report, while the other also noted the scheduled television broadcast.
Directed, written and produced by David Robert Mitchell, the film stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as Denise and Greg Platt. Their family is caught up in a cosmic event that transports their 1980s neighbourhood to a prehistoric setting. With dinosaurs roaming the area, the family must find a way to survive and stick together; one account also describes their efforts to rescue their dog, Starbuck, and discover what has happened to Oak Street.
Maisy Stella and Christian Convery also appear, alongside Jordan Alexa Davis, P.J. Byrne and Chris Coy. The reports highlight different aspects of the story: one describes the dinosaurs’ effect on the Platts’ strained marriage, while the other gives a shorter outline centred on the family’s survival. Both identify Mitchell as the filmmaker behind the project and note his earlier work, including Under the Silver Lake and It Follows.
The film earned around $121–122 million worldwide in cinemas, according to the reports, against a production budget estimated by one outlet at $80–92 million. The coverage differs slightly on the box-office total and on how much context it gives: one places the release in the summer blockbuster season and mentions a planned It Follows sequel, while the other cites a positive review from Deadline’s Pete Hammond. The reports do not provide source URLs.
Where outlets differ
From the full account, which is AI-written from the sources:
One report gives the streaming date and plot in greater detail, including the dog Starbuck and the parents’ marital tension; the other also reports an HBO linear broadcast on 14 November at 8pm ET.
The reported worldwide gross is $121 million in one account and $122 million in the other.
One report gives an estimated production budget and summer box-office context, while the other highlights a favourable critical reaction. Both mention Mitchell’s previous films, but only the first discusses the announced It Follows sequel.
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