Robert Pattinson’s “Primetime” opened to a robust $19.2 million on a modest $15 million budget, fueled by strong Venice buzz, the actor’s draw with Gen Z audiences, and A24’s efficient release strategy, yet earned only a B CinemaScore amid its unsettling true-crime subject matter. Trader consensus now centers on a 7–11 million second weekend, reflecting typical drops for mid-budget originals amid heavy competition from “Avengers: Endgame Encore,” the “Resident Evil” reboot, and “Heart of the Beast.” Key swing factors include word-of-mouth trajectory, per-theater averages in week two, and whether younger viewers return or shift to new releases, with historical A24 legs providing limited precedent for this profile.