The science fiction thriller ‘The End of Oak Street,’ directed by David Robert Mitchell, is scheduled for a theatrical release on Friday, August 14. The film stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as a couple whose suburban existence is upended when their neighborhood is transported to a prehistoric era.
The movie, produced by J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot production company, features Hathaway and McGregor as Denise and Greg Platt, parents to Audrey, played by Maisy Stella, and Brian, played by Christian Convery. The plot centers on a cosmic event that displaces their street and introduces dinosaurs.
Following its theatrical debut, ‘The End of Oak Street’ is not expected to be available on platforms like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. As a Warner Bros. release, the film is slated for a streaming debut on HBO Max, a service owned by Warner Bros.
Viewers can anticipate the movie becoming available for digital purchase or rental approximately one month after its theatrical run, with a streaming premiere on HBO Max expected around late October or early November of 2026. This timeline is based on the release patterns of previous Warner Bros. films, though the studio's release strategies have varied.
For those eager to see the film immediately, attending a theatrical screening is the only option at this time. Information on showtimes can be found via Fandango. Subscribers to HBO Max can choose between an ad-supported plan starting at $10.99 per month or an ad-free version for $18.49 per month. Discounted bundles that include HBO Max, Hulu, and Disney+ are also available, costing $19.99 per month with ads and $32.99 per month without ads.