Ewan Mcgregor

Anne Hathaway stars in David Robert Mitchell's latest film. While it serves as a well-crafted, nostalgic homage to 80s cinema, the movie ultimately falls short due to underdeveloped characters, a predictable ending, and significant logical flaws.

The collaboration between J.J. Abrams and Anne Hathaway results in a tight 90-minute survival thriller. We explore how 80s nostalgia and family drama blend with hungry prehistoric predators.

Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor lead a summer adventure that mixes "Stranger Things" and "Jurassic Park," with monsters, nostalgia, and action. It's fun as long as you don't think too much - because behind the noise hides a superficial film with a lazy ending.

Summer is drawing to a close, and movie theaters are offering their final seasonal releases. Among them is "End of Oak Street," a sci-fi horror film by director David Robert Mitchell, which attempts to brighten up the August heat with a story about a family suddenly transported to the Jurassic period.

A high-budget sci-fi action thriller from J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot presents a family struggle for survival in a mysterious world, alongside a zany romantic comedy hitting screens this week.