**Trader consensus on “Primetime”’s second-weekend gross centers on an 8–10 million range, reflecting the film’s front-loaded $19.2 million opening and a projected 50–55% drop.** A24’s true-crime thriller, starring Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen, benefited from strong reviews (87% on Rotten Tomatoes), festival buzz, and outsized Gen Z turnout—69% of opening audiences under 30—yet earned only a B CinemaScore and showed classic front-loading typical of adult-skewing genre titles. With a modest $14.5–15 million production budget already covered by the debut, the focus shifts to word-of-mouth sustainability amid competition from new wide releases Verity and Digger plus holdovers like Heart of the Beast and Resident Evil. Historical patterns for similar A24 and Pattinson originals suggest limited multiplier potential, keeping the market-implied probabilities tightly clustered between the 7–9 million and 9–11 million bands while leaving room for modest upside if reviews sustain interest through the October 2–4 frame.