Atom User Reviews for Primetime
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Logan Pounds
Hard to watch. It is an intense movie given the subject matter, but more so felt like an attack on Chris Hansen rather than the true evil of the predators.
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Goutam Chapalamadugu
Great watch. Don’t miss.
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Stephanie Reyna
Rob did great!
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Steve Cook
fantastic
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Mimi Abdo
Going down as one of my fave movies ever
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Noah Spencer
Morally repugnant. Predator sympathy movie. Disgusting.
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Jennifer Bowman
Not my style of movie. It was uncomfortable.
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Mario Mata
Gas movie
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Dorian Johnson
He’s on a generational run. Solid movie.
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Matthew Gutierrez
Movie was awkward and boring
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Abdelrahman Ahmed
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Lory Ryan
Score was kind of loud, but the movie was great and INTENSE!
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Mahir Omeragic
It’s a movie about Chris Hansen and not about catching predictors
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Olu Adedapo
Decent movie. No real direction but good acting
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Destiny McGreevy
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Fiona Bang
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Rojda Aladag
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Gerri Davillier
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Jencarly Rojas
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Porus Karwa
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Raymond Henry
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Blasian Samurai
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Miguel Toro
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By-rawn Bri-juhz
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jovon james
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Darien Patterson
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James Shandrowski
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Soumaila Maiga
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Abel Zavala
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Clever Medea
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Alan Grajeda.
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Kevin Gonzalez
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Anthony Sheahart
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Paul Miller
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Laura Ocasio
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Ben Hasting
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Kira Kobayashi
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Carlos Acuna
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Colin McNutt
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Courtney Walker
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Christian Thomas
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Ryan Martin
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Cameron Churchill
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Robert Robert
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Hamza Abukari
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Wyatt Parra
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Edwin Alvarado
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Arturo Rivera
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Dennis Stevenson III
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Brittany Hurst
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Sep 5, 2026
It’s a stunning demonstration of [Pattinson’s] range, and watching the film you can’t imagine any other performer of his generation pulling it off.
Bilge Ebiri
New York Magazine (Vulture)
Sep 5, 2026
Robert Pattinson puts in a striking performance as the embattled Hansen, and Merritt Wever is phenomenal as (fictional) producer Andie Bender. Yet coming just a year after David Osit’s excellent documentary Predators, and featuring much in the way of dramatic contrivance, Primetime can feel like a somewhat lurid dramatisation of a knotty real-life subject.
Nikki Baughan
Screen Daily
Sep 5, 2026
Daniel Garber’s inspired, allusive and often very witty editing style constantly makes illuminating connections and interruptions. But otherwise, this uncompromisingly grimy approach would be actively repellent were it not for the extraordinary performances, which make “Primetime” a thing you cannot stop watching even as the desire to flee to the nearest shower cubicle grows.
Jessica Kiang
Variety