The End of Oak Street cost $80 million net to produce and has earned $54,176,878 in North America and $121,176,878 worldwide. The film is a 2026 American sci-fi survival film written and directed by David Robert Mitchell and starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor. Warner Bros.
Pictures distributed the film. It opened theatrically in the U.S. and IMAX on August 14, 2026, after earlier dates in May 2025 and March 2026 under the title Flowervale Street, according to The Playlist.
Table of Contents
- What was the production budget?
- How did opening weekend play out?
- Where do domestic and worldwide earnings stand?
- Did it break even in theaters?
- Where can viewers watch it now?
What was the production budget?
Cosmic Book News, reporting Deadline tracking, puts the net production budget at $80 million, with other tallies in an $80–92 million range before marketing in its Deadline tracking report. That range covers production spending only.
It does not include marketing costs. The $80 million net figure is the baseline for judging theatrical performance. A film at this budget level needs substantially more than its production cost in ticket sales to cover theater shares and marketing.
How did opening weekend play out?
The film opened to $21,010,488 domestic from 3,446 theaters, placing No. 3 for the weekend.
SlashFilm and Box Office Mojo report the frame as a crowded one: In the same opening frame it earned $26 million from 74 international markets. Just Jared reports a B CinemaScore alongside an 86% Fresh Rotten Tomatoes critics score for that opening period.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day at $71 million
- The Odyssey at $23.2 million
- The End of Oak Street at $21,010,488
Where do domestic and worldwide earnings stand?
Box Office Mojo lists the current total at $54,176,878 domestic and $67,000,000 international for $121,176,878 worldwide in its current box-office totals. That split is about 44.7% domestic and 55.3% overseas.
The domestic total is roughly two and one-half times the opening weekend. The overseas total slightly exceeds the domestic total, making international markets decisive to the final result.
Did it break even in theaters?
Yahoo Entertainment estimated Warner Bros. kept only about $58 million from roughly $116 million grossed because theaters retain roughly half of ticket sales in its break-even analysis.
Against an $80 million-plus production budget, that left the film short of break-even near $212.5 million. Totals remain fluid across trackers at $118–$121 million worldwide. Mandatory, citing $118 million worldwide, notes that any loss estimate stays interim until final rentals and ancillaries close.
Where can viewers watch it now?
Warner Bros. moved the film to Digital HD on September 15, 2026, about 30 days after theaters.
Mandatory reports the quick move followed the soft theatrical run. On digital, the film reached No. 1, beating Jason Statham's Mutiny.