What would you do if you looked out of your front window and were greeted not with signs of happy go-lucky people enjoying their day, but a giant T-Rex that would love nothing more than to eat you for dinner? It’s a wild hypothetical, but in The End of Oak Street, that terrifying premise becomes a reality, and our Cineworld Unlimited members were able to get an early look at the film in our latest Unlimited Screening.
The film will be available for everyone to watch at Cineworld from August 14th onwards, but if you want to get more of an idea of what’s in store before you book your tickets, then you’re in the right place.
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We’ve gone ahead and collated the very best reviews from our Cineworld Unlimited members who saw The End of Oak Street and couldn’t wait to share their experience online. Here’s what they had to say.
What an excellent film, kept me on my feet the whole time. So glad we got to see something like this before release. It was 10/10 https://t.co/bHhezfU7pF
— ✨ (@livingforchlox) August 11, 2026
What a film, good old Brachiosaurus made everyone chuckle, watching again Friday
— Mathew Axford (@AXFORD_MAT) August 10, 2026
We're with you Mathew – always more Brachiosaurus please.
Just seen it highly entertaining fun with some fierce dinosaurs well worth checking out 🦕🦖
— Brad B (BB'S Movies) (@brad8280) August 10, 2026
Great fun, Hathaway great as ever and some good gory Dino action! Also a scene I didn't expect to see in the cinema... IYKYK 🦕 🦕
— Project Hail Martin (fist my bump) (@mbcUK) August 10, 2026
We are most certainly here for any praise of Anne Hathaway. Between The End of Oak Street, The Odyssey and The Devil Wears Prada 2, the Hollywood legend is having an undoubtedly epic year at the cinema.
What a Flim
— Jack 🦅 (@cpfc_jack_) August 10, 2026
A really good dinosaur Flim with a few jump scares got a lovely 80s feel to it
It seems safe to say that any fans of Jurassic Park will have a great time with this film.
Loved it. One of my favourite films of the year. Delivered exactly what I was hoping for. It’s non-stop.
— Kris (@Krissykins1) August 10, 2026
I was really taken aback by how good this film was. A true 80s Amblin like throwback that feels in line with what a J.J. Abrams summer film should be with a lot of heartfelt moments I never expected at all.
— Kyle Snape (@kylemsnape) August 10, 2026
Easy recommend as a family film for those wanting a great scary thrill.
Kyle’s take is the perfect point to end on. Given that Amblin is responsible for all-time greats like Gremlins and Back to the Future, that is quite a high bar to match. Plus, throw in a sprinkle of nostalgia-fuelled JJ Abrams-style filmmaking and it’s hard to argue with what director David Robert Mitchell has put together here.
Don’t forget to book your tickets to see The End of Oak Street when it drops August 14th, and if you want to be first in line for our future Unlimited Screenings, make sure to sign up for a Cineworld Unlimited membership.
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