**Robert Pattinson’s A24 crime drama “Primetime” delivered a second-weekend gross squarely in the 7-9 million range, locking in overwhelming trader consensus around that outcome.** The film’s $19.2 million opening weekend, fueled by strong Gen Z turnout (69% under 30) and Pattinson’s star power, produced a predictable -58% drop to roughly $8 million despite a B CinemaScore and competition from holdovers like “Resident Evil” and the “Avengers: Endgame Encore” re-release. With a modest $15 million budget and solid word-of-mouth supporting a $34 million domestic cume, the performance aligned closely with industry tracking and historical A24 patterns for similar adult-skewing originals. An upset into adjacent brackets would have required an unusually steep or shallow hold driven by last-minute shifts in audience engagement or theater counts, scenarios that did not materialize here.