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Los Angeles Times
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Review of The End of Oak Street
The article reviews "The End of Oak Street," a film about a Michigan suburb suddenly transported to the Cretaceous period, where dinosaurs roam and the family faces danger. Featuring performances by Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway, the movie combines nostalgic ’80s-style setting with dinosaur attacks and slapstick comedy, but is criticized for a weak script and excessive self-awareness. It is the first film by director David Robert Mitchell in eight years, mixing homage with broad humor, though its overall execution is seen as uneven.
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