Robert Pattinson’s A24 crime drama “Primetime” opened to a strong $19.2 million, fueled by 69% Gen Z ticket buyers and solid festival buzz, positioning the $15 million production for quick profitability. Its second weekend delivered an $8 million gross—a 58% drop that landed squarely in the 7-9 million range—reflecting typical hold patterns for adult-skewing originals amid competition from “Avengers: Endgame Encore” and “Resident Evil.” Traders see limited upside or downside because the film’s front-loaded appeal and modest theater count make outsized legs or sharp collapses unlikely. A sharper-than-expected third-week drop or unexpected word-of-mouth surge could shift the outcome, but current tracking and daily averages reinforce the market consensus.