Primetime Surpasses US$ 52 Million and Triples Its Budget at the Box Office

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Starring Robert Pattinson, the film has already grossed more than three times its budget at the worldwide box office.

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Primetime has grossed US$ 52.8 million at the worldwide box office, more than three times its estimated US$ 15 million production budget. The film starring Robert Pattinson has taken in US$ 46.7 million in the United States and US$ 6 million internationally.

The production opened to US$ 19.1 million in North American theaters. The result beat initial projections of US$ 12 million to US$ 16 million in the country and ranked the film among the three biggest domestic openings in A24 history. Ahead of it are Backrooms, with US$ 81.4 million, and Civil War, with US$ 25.5 million.

Directed by Lance Oppenheim, known for his documentary work, Primetime was written by Ajon Singh. Pattinson plays Chris Hansen, host of To Catch a Predator, a show that confronted child predators in sting operations. The story follows a figure connected to a program that, according to the film's description, transformed American television.

Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo, Phoebe Bridgers, Matthew Maher, Bokeem Woodbine and Anna Faris are also in the cast.

Audience and critical reception have tracked with the film's box office performance: it has an 87% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and earned a B CinemaScore. Nearly 70% of moviegoers were under 30, pointing to a strong showing among younger audiences in U.S. theaters.

With worldwide box office returns topping US$ 52 million, Primetime has comfortably recouped its production costs.

Information from CinePOP.

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