Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor are caught in the middle of a prehistoric nightmare in the new trailer for The End of Oak Street. Warner Bros. Pictures has unveiled a fresh look at the survival thriller, along with a set of new posters, offering a glimpse of a suburban family fighting to stay alive after a mysterious cosmic event changes their world overnight.
Set in the early 1980s, the film follows the Platt family after their quiet neighbourhood is mysteriously ripped from suburbia and transported to an unknown land inhabited by dinosaurs. As towering prehistoric creatures take over the streets, the family must navigate their terrifying new reality while trying to stay together.
The trailer has large-scale action with tense survival drama. As panic spreads through Oak Street, the Platts find themselves surrounded by deadly predators, forcing them to fight for survival in a place that defies explanation.
Despite the film’s dinosaur spectacle, producer J.J. Abrams says the story is ultimately driven by its characters.
Describing The End of Oak Street as “a people movie with monsters”, Abrams emphasised that the emotional core of the film lies in one family’s determination to survive against impossible odds.
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At least 21 killed as Ukraine and Russia continue to trade attacks
July 25, 2026
KYIV (TIP): At least 21 people were killed on July 24 in Russian and Ukrainian long-range strikes – including at a gathering of Ukraine’s defence industry just outside Kyiv and at a factory hundreds of kilometres east of Moscow.
Both sides have been intensifying drone and missile strikes with diplomacy on ending the four and a half year war at a standstill.
In the most deadly attack, a Russian missile strike outside the Ukrainian capital killed at least 10 people and wounded around 100, Ukraine’s prosecutor-general said.
Other officials and industry figures said the strike hit an arms exhibition.
Ukrainian prosecutors opened a criminal probe into the organisation of the event – the latest Russian strike on a gathering of military and defence figures in the war.
A Russian aerial bomb also killed five people in the frontline city of Sloviansk and damaged Latvia’s honorary consulate there.
“Russia has long abandoned any regard for international norms – and for human values,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on social media.
Overnight, his army launched a wave of long-range drone and missile attacks on Russia.
Moscow said an attack on a factory more than 1,000km from the front in the city of Kirov killed six people.
Ukraine also attacked warehouses belonging to Russian online retail giant Wildberries outside St Petersburg – targeting Russia’s equivalent of Amazon for the third time in a week.
The strikes come as the war has seen more civilians dying this summer than in any period since the first months of Russia’s invasion, according to the United Nations.
Zelensky said the “key military enterprise” hit in Russia’s Kirov “supplies components for the occupier’s aircraft and missile systems, which are used in the massive attacks against our cities”.
Kirov Governor Alexander Sokolov confirmed Kyiv targeted a “factory” and that the six victims were killed on the spot. Another 26 were wounded.
While Kyiv has hit Russian towns as far as the Urals and Siberia, it has mostly damaged energy infrastructure, with deaths so deep into Russia rare.
In St Petersburg – Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s hometown – the attacks on Wildberries warehouses sent smoke pouring over the historic city.
Zelensky, who has accused the company of storing drone components and helping the Russian army, hailed the strikes on July 24 as “successful”.
Ukraine says its retaliatory strikes aim to weaken Moscow’s war machine and to force the Kremlin to negotiate an end to the fighting.
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