The End of Oak Street

Warner Bros. · Released Aug 14, 2026 · PG-13 · 1h 40m

Final · 8 weeks in theaters

$122M

Worldwide total through Oct 2–4, 2026

Domestic
$54.2M
International
$67.4M
Budget
$85.0M
Last weekend
$30K
−57% from the weekend before

About the film

A cosmic event rips a whole suburban street out of the world and drops it somewhere unknown. Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor lead the family trying to survive it, from It Follows director David Robert Mitchell.

Distance to break-even

Weekend by weekend

$21.0M
Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
Wk 5
Wk 6
Wk 7
$30K
Wk 8
Domestic weekend gross (Friday to Sunday).
WeekendRankWeekend grossChangeTheatersPer theaterDomestic totalWorldwide total
Wk 8 Oct 2–4–$30K−57%72$417$54.2M$122M
Wk 7 Sep 25–27–$70K−78%103$680$54.2M–
Wk 6 Sep 18–20–$320K−70%461$694$54.0M–
Wk 5 Sep 11–1314$1.1M−66%1,253$854$53.4M–
Wk 4 Sep 4–69$3.1M−36%2,202$1,417$50.9M–
Wk 3 Aug 28–308$4.9M−44%2,923$1,676$46.0M–
Wk 2 Aug 21–235$8.8M−58%3,478$2,516$37.7M–
Wk 1 Aug 14–163$21.0M–3,446$6,097$21.0M–

How it stacks up

Against every film in the ReelMatrix tracker.

Opening weekend · top 10 of 34
  1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day$360M
  2. The Odyssey$124M
  3. Resident Evil$60.1M
  4. Verity$32.0M
  5. Street Fighter$30.8M
  6. Practical Magic 2$30.0M
  7. Other Mommy$27.8M
  8. Insidious: Out of the Further$25.1M
  9. Clayface$24.0M
  10. The End of Oak Street$21.0M
Domestic total after 8 weekends
  1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day$944M
  2. The Odyssey$585M
  3. Insidious: Out of the Further$66.0M
  4. The End of Oak Street$54.2M
  5. PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie$53.1M
  6. Buddy$27.0M
  7. Tony$15.4M

Show the math

Break-even

Production budget
$85.0M
Marketing (estimated for a major studio)
$51.0M–$85.0M
Total cost
$136M–$170M
Studio's share of each ticket dollar
44¢
Later: home, streaming and TV
+20¢
Break-even worldwide
$211M–$264M

Total cost ÷ 64¢ per box office dollar. That's 2.5–3.1× the budget. The studio's share blends 50¢ domestic, 40¢ international and 25¢ in China, weighted by this film's mix: 45% from the US and Canada, from its reported totals.

Money in, money out

From domestic theaters
$27.1M
From international theaters
$27.0M
Home, streaming and TV (est.)
$24.3M
Minus total cost
−$136M–$170M
Estimated loss so far
$57.6M–$91.6M

Projection

These are the film’s final totals.

Domestic finish
~$54.2M
Worldwide finish
~$122M

Verdict: Flop. How verdicts work

Sources

Budget: The Numbers.

Budgets, grosses, break-even points and profits are estimates based on publicly reported numbers. They aren't official studio financials. Verdicts are ReelMatrix's opinion. How the numbers work