‘The End of Oak Street’ Review: Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor fight dinosaurs in surprisingly fun movie
Fox News describes ‘The End of Oak Street’ as a surprisingly enjoyable thriller in which Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor’s characters confront dinosaurs. The review presents the film as a lively, entertaining addition to Hathaway’s busy run of high-profile releases.
Hathaway and McGregor play Denise and Greg Platt, an unhappy couple maintaining appearances for their teenage children, Audrey and Brian, in an apparently idyllic neighbourhood during the summer of 1982. Their lives are disrupted after a mysterious light appears outside their home one night; the film is directed by David Robert Mitchell and also stars Maisy Stella and Christian Convery.
- Hathaway and McGregor lead a dinosaur thriller.
- The film is set in a 1982 suburban neighbourhood.
- The review finds it unexpectedly fun.
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Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor play Denise and Greg Platt, a couple whose marriage is strained as they try to keep up appearances for their teenage children, Audrey and Brian. The family live in an apparently peaceful neighbourhood in the summer of 1982.
A mysterious light appears outside their home, disrupting the family’s routine and bringing dinosaurs into their lives. David Robert Mitchell directed the film, which also stars Maisy Stella and Christian Convery.