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End of Oak Street Rotten Tomatoes Score Tops Every Jurassic Park Movie From Last 29 Years
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These movies consistently make money, which is why Universal is on the hunt for a new director for the Jurassic World Rebirth sequel.
The original Jurassic Park remains an all-time sci-fi classic, but the follow-ups never managed to recapture that lightning in a bottle.
But there’s a new dinosaur movie that’s beating the most recent Jurassic Park installments at its own game: The End of Oak Street.
Videos by ComicBook.comAs of this writing, The End of Oak Street (which opens this weekend), has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 84% with 58 reviews submitted thus far.
Remarkably, that score is higher than every Jurassic Park movie that’s been released over the last 29 years.