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Pattinson's Primetime Dominates Box Office
8 Oct
Summary
- Primetime is on track to surpass Pedro Pascal's Materialists' box office total.
- The film has earned $36 million domestically after 10 days.
- Primetime aims for a $50-55 million run, potentially entering A24's top 5.
Robert Pattinson's film "Primetime" is currently experiencing strong performance at the North American box office, having grossed $36 million domestically after 10 days of release. The movie's momentum is building, with projections indicating a total run of $50-55 million in the USA. This success positions "Primetime" to potentially enter A24's top 5 highest-grossing domestic films.
The crime drama thriller is expected to surpass the box office total of Pedro Pascal's "Materialists" during its second Wednesday. "Primetime" is also on track to become Robert Pattinson's second film within A24's top 10 highest-grossing movies in the US, joining "The Drama," which previously earned over $48 million.
The film, acquired by A24 for $14.5 million in distribution rights, has already demonstrated profitability for the studio. "Primetime" opened with A24's third-biggest debut weekend and continues to hold steady domestically. Its narrative follows a TV journalist's pursuit of exposing predators, blurring lines between public service and sensationalism.
