Robert Pattinson’s star power and Gen Z-driven turnout fueled “Primetime’s” robust $19.2 million opening weekend for A24, but the film’s B CinemaScore and unsettling true-crime subject matter centered on “To Catch a Predator” create uncertainty for its second-weekend hold. Traders weigh the 87% critics score and strong per-theater averages against typical front-loaded patterns for original dramas, plus competition from holdovers like “Avengers: Endgame Encore” and “The Heart of the Beast.” The 7-9 million range leads market-implied odds because modest word-of-mouth and a narrow theatrical window for mid-budget titles often produce 50-60% drops, though positive buzz among younger audiences could support a milder decline.