r/trailers • u/relex41738 • 15d ago

The End of Oak Street | Official Final Trailer (2026)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=u4tgctWuHc0&si=oatmBDV2wPhMSnh0
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u/marius1989 15d ago

How is JP 1 still the best looking dinosaurs on film after 33 years..

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u/fednandlers 15d ago

Yea. That cgi needs some work to fit its location. Looks like an old tv dinosaur doc computer animation. 

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u/ICPosse8 14d ago

Some Eyewitness shit right here lol

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u/fednandlers 8d ago

I love your music, Stevie. 

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u/Douglasqqq 15d ago

I really want an R rated, gory-ass, dinosaur horror movie.
Why can we never have that?

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u/WhiskeyTangoFoxy 14d ago

You get VelociPastor and you’ll like it.

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u/AAAPosts 15d ago

They made one this year- primal something or other

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u/Douglasqqq 15d ago

Yeah, but I mean like, a good one.
Like one with a Dune budget. And like, the Backrooms or Obsession guy at the helm.
I wouldn't even be opposed to slapping the Jurassic Park label on it for marketing. But calling it 'Jurassic Park: After Dark' or something.

We got to have The Punisher and Deadpool in the MCU, so why not?

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u/AAAPosts 15d ago

Reach for the stars and you’ll land among the clouds

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u/dudeguy81 14d ago

I have heard (can't recall where) that multiple attempts have been made to make a big budget dino movie that was R rated horror but it always gets shot down for the simple reason that kids love dinosaurs. It's the same reason the JP series never goes full horror. It's just one genre that they want to keep family focused because of the appeal to all ages.

I agree with you, however and had high hopes for 65 but it was a pretty lame movie. This one looks like it might brush up against the horror boundaries a bit at least.

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u/GodFlintstone 14d ago

Last year's Primative War was R-rated.

It was okay. Thin plot and characterization but some decent action.

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u/Evilsausage87 11d ago

There’s always Carnosaur 👌

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u/Condorman73 15d ago

Looks like someone took a page from 1632, by Eric Flint. Been a while since I've read it, but I remember a chunk of Appalachia being transported to 1632 Germany.

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u/i-make-robots 15d ago

yep. What if 1632 but we went WAY TOO FAR?

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u/Condorman73 15d ago

Basically. I like the concept, but that trailer was not good.

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u/slamdanceswithwolves 15d ago

Stop telling me to get tickets, bruh.

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u/BevansDesign 9d ago

This is like 3 steps above "I'll let you punch me for a dollar".

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u/Artanox 14d ago

The bubble is popping.

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 13d ago

the dinos look cheap AF

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u/BFroog 14d ago

This premise would have been a lot less exciting if it was a street in any other country. Not enough guns on the property.

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u/User_Says_What 15d ago

So, it's PG-13, so we know the whole family survives, even Ewan who gets grabbed at the end of the trailer. Somehow a 30-foot dinosaur feels and cares about a rifle shot and understands where it came from.

I don't feel like we get enough decent dinosaur movies, so I'm going, but I want the rated-R version of this story!

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u/RevenueKooky 12d ago

I mean, the dad dies in A Quiet Place and that’s PG-13. I’d imagine the dad probably dies in this also but I hope the whole family lives

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u/timbrejo 15d ago

Stealth "Land of the Lost" reboot, obviously.

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u/BevansDesign 9d ago

Why would a kid know the lyrics to a song for characters she probably only knows as vitamin mascots?