Hollywood heavyweights Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway's upcoming sci-fi flick, 'The End of Oak Street', produced by J.J. Abrams, has landed in hot water after Warner Bros.' unconventional promotional strategy. The studio partnered with an AI dog podcast named DogPark to create a promotional video featuring artificially intelligent canines, Goldie and Frenchie, emulating the film's real-life pooch star, Starbuck. Reaction across social media platforms has been overwhelmingly negative, with critics questioning the use of AI in advertising and swearing off the movie altogether. The backlash has been swift, with comments ranging from confusion over the use of AI in the film itself to labeling the promotional video as cheap and tacky. Despite the controversy, 'The End of Oak Street' will debut in cinemas on August 14th, with Warner Bros. remaining silent on the matter for now.