End of Oak Street Tracking $38M-$48M Global Opening
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- The End of Oak Street posted $2.5M in Thursday U.S. previews at 3,200 sites, tracking a $38M-$48M global weekend where foreign receipts are expected to outpace a domestic $18M-$23M outlook.
- End of Oak Street beat The Creator's $1.6M Thursday previews and matched Mickey 17's $2.5M (the latter opened to $19M), landing an 85% Rotten Tomatoes critics score against a reported $80M-$92M net production cost.
- Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie pulled $1.9M in Thursday previews at 2,800 stateside theaters, building on a $35.4M running international cume after bowing in 30 territories including France, UK and Germany.
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day dominated the weekend with a $205.7M second frame (running domestic total $715.8M), outpacing Avengers: Endgame's $186.5M second week but trailing Star Wars: Force Awakens ($261.1M).
- Weekend top 5 rounded out by The Odyssey ($51.7M wk, $481.4M total), One Night Only ($7.8M opening), Toy Story 5 ($6.7M, $473.1M total), and Minions & Monsters ($5.77M, $178.6M total).
- Directed by It Follows's David Robert Mitchell and starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, End of Oak Street hits 24,000 screens across 74 territories including France, Germany, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, Spain, UK, China and Japan.
Why it matters: Warner Bros is leaning on international for End of Oak Street — the $38M-$48M global outlook has foreign expected to outpace an $18M-$23M domestic take, against an $80M-$92M production budget. Spider-Man: Brand New Day's $715.8M domestic cume after two weeks towers over every other title on the weekend slate.
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