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“How Will 'Primetime' the Movie Impact Chris Hansen's Reputation?”
“As a documentarian, Osit’s interest lies in the people watching “To Catch a Predator” — himself included.”
“That means the real Hansen gets to introduce himself before “Primetime” star Robert Pattinson does it for him.”
““Primetime” gets at the contradiction inherent in that legacy, highlighting what made Hansen’s work both entertaining to watch and morally alarming.”
““I find Chris Hansen to be one of the least interesting elements of the story,” “Predators” director Osit told IndieWire.”
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““I don’t want to turn this into the movie that Chris Hansen doesn’t want you to see.” “You can go see it and make up your own mind,” he continued.”
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“Likewise, “Primetime” can make Hansen look reckless without making him less magnetic.”
“That gave viewers the reward of resolution — regardless of what happened to the case afterward.”
“As Oppenheim’s feature reached theaters, Hansen’s YouTube channel gained about 11,000 subscribers and recorded roughly 849,000 views.”
““There’s a dark humor side to this,” Hansen said on his podcast.”
“Audiences could experience an accusation, a confrontation, and the satisfaction of seeing a predator exposed: all before the late local news.”
“committed suicide as police entered his home with NBC personnel outside.”
“‘Predators’ ©MTV/Courtesy Everett Collection Osit’s documentary makes those methods available for examination without inventing a private life for Hansen that explains them.”
“Meanwhile, the real “To Catch a Predator” host has repeatedly complained about not being consulted for “Primetime.” That continued pursuit of access speaks to the central documentary question in “Predators.” “What happens when capital gets involved, when eyeballs get involved, when other people get involved, when other motivations get involved, how much can our good motivations bend?,” Osit said.”
“Still, he said, “Primetime” now “lives in the same space” as the original series.”
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“An almost cartoonish rendition can challenge the reporter’s authority and still produce another compelling character to follow.”
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“The former “To Catch a Predator” host hasn’t ruled out suing A24, but Lance Oppenheim's new film is already giving him a real business opportunity.”