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Hathaway's 'Oak Street' Box Office Tumbles
30 Aug
Summary
- Film dropped to 7th place in its third week at the US box office.
- Domestic earnings reached $42.3 million after 15 days.
- New releases have overshadowed the Anne Hathaway starrer.
Anne Hathaway's 'The End of Oak Street' has seen a considerable slip in its domestic box office performance, now sitting in 7th place during its third week of release. The film's Friday earnings of $1.25 million marked a 104% increase from the previous Thursday but were not enough to hold its position against new releases.
The movie has now earned a total of $42.33 million domestically. It has also lost 500 screens as it entered its third week, further impacting its performance. Currently, 'The End of Oak Street' is trailing behind titles such as 'Insidious: Out of the Further' and 'Buddy.'
As of its third weekend, the film's domestic earnings stand at $42.3 million, with an additional $55.2 million from international markets, bringing its worldwide total to $97.5 million. Projections indicate that it may require another week to cross the $50 million domestic milestone.
The film follows the Platt family who are mysteriously transported from their suburban neighborhood to a prehistoric world after a cosmic event. Starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, 'The End of Oak Street' was released on August 14, 2026.
