The End of Oak Street, starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, has become America’s top home-viewed film after leading the Apple TV Store’s US movie chart for six days. Its success is notable because the dinosaur survival thriller takes place in an ordinary 1982 neighbourhood rather than a theme park, offering a fresh alternative to Jurassic Park’s enduring influence.

The film follows a family and their entire neighbourhood after they are transported to the Cretaceous period, where they face dwindling supplies and dangerous dinosaurs. Released digitally on 15 September, it ranks ahead of The Invite, Backrooms and Tony, and has an 86% critics’ score from 335 Rotten Tomatoes reviews, alongside a 76% verified audience score; it is available to rent or buy digitally in the United States.