Spoiler Space: The end of The End Of Oak Street is even kookier than its premise

The film "The End Of Oak Street" takes an unconventional approach to time travel, resulting in a bizarre and humorous ending. The story follows the Platt family as they are suddenly transported back 80 million years to the prehistoric era. After surviving the initial shock of their predicament, the family must navigate life in the dinosaur-filled past, all while trying to find a way back home.

Despite the film's B-movie approach, it manages to incorporate elements of chaos theory and the butterfly effect, resulting in a series of humorous and tragic events. The film plays with altered timelines, causing the surviving Platts to arrive in the future just a little bit earlier than they should be. This minor discrepancy allows them to enjoy a small victory: ordering a pizza, delivered by the now-deceased patriarch Greg.

While this may seem like a happy ending, it comes at a cost. The version of the Platts who remain in the past are cursed with the knowledge of their lost relative and the traumatic experience of witnessing his death. Meanwhile, the Greg who stayed behind is left to deal with a family that has lived through an unimaginable horror, all while having no idea what his old family has endured.

The film ultimately chooses to gloss over these complex temporal paradoxes, opting instead for a feel-good resolution that allows the characters to move on from their harrowing ordeal.