The End of Oak Street closed a full two weeks in theaters with a $0.6M Thursday add, down 20.0% from Wednesday and 52.6% against the equivalent day the previous week, taking its 14-day domestic total to $41.1M against a $94.9M worldwide gross.
Two weeks in, and the second one has already delivered barely half of what the first one did.
A 52.6% week-on-week drop for the full two-week comparison confirms this isn't a single-day anomaly — it's the actual shape of the second week relative to the first, and it lands close to the mid-50s percentage declines the film has been posting all week. For an original film with no franchise pull carrying it past the opening frame, that kind of drop-off leaves the theatrical run with limited room left to grow domestically.
The worldwide gross at $94.9M, more than double the domestic figure, remains the release's clearest strength — international audiences continue finding this film at a pace the US theatrical run simply isn't matching anymore.
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