End of Oak Street, The: David Robert Mitchell (“It Follows”) Sci-Fi Thriller, Starring Anne Hathaway

August 15, 2026 by

The Warner sci-fi thriller The End of Oak Street landed in second place on opening day with $8.1 million from 3,446 North American theaters.

THE END OF OAK STREET, from left: Ewan McGregor, Christian Convery, Maisy Stella, Anne Hathaway, 2026. © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection
©Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett Collection
Rivals estimate the film will earn about $18.7 million domestically by Sunday. That’s a soft start since “Oak Street” cost more than $80 million to produce.

Reviews (84% on Rotten Tomatoes) and word-of-mouth (”B” grade on CinemaScore exit) have been positive, so there is slight chance “Oak Street” sticks around in theaters.

Filmmaker David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) wrote and directed The End of Oak Street, which chronicles a suburban family whose neighborhood is suddenly blipped to prehistoric times. Hathaway stars alongside Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella, Christian Convery and Jordan Alexa Davis.

This weekend’s other major newcomer, PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie, took third after earning $7.35 million on Friday from 3,545 American cinemas.

The animated family adventure should dig up about $20 million for Paramount. That projection aligns with its predecessor, “The Mighty Movie,” which opened with $22 million and grossed $205 million by the end of its run.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day still reigned supreme with $19 million domestically on Friday. Through its third weekend, the Marvel-Sony tentpole is targeting $67 million, which represents about a 53% decline from last week’s numbers. That would push “Brand New Day’s” North American revenues to roughly $783 million.

Christ Nolan’s The Odyssey is still holding strong at No. 4 through its fifth weekend. The Greek epic added $6.5 million domestically on Friday and is expected to pull in $23 million through the weekend. That would put the film’s American haul at $504 million.

In fifth place was Katseye: Wild Hearts, a documentary that offers behind-the-scenes look at the global girl group, made an estimated $2.2 million on Friday from just 724 theaters. By Sunday, it’s expected to gross about $3.8 million.

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