Chris Hansen, the host of To Catch a Predator, has been in the news lately due to the new movie Primetime, which is an “inspired by true events” take on the show’s rise in popularity in 2006. The movie, which stars Robert Pattinson as Hansen, does not portray him in a flattering light, and his reaction to the film has been less than enthusiastic.
Hansen recently shared his thoughts on the movie, stating that it was “so bizarre and so in-and-out of reality.” He expressed his confusion and detachment from the film, saying “I’m not sure what the point of it was.” He also shared a screenshot of a negative review of the movie on his Instagram account, which called the film “a piece of actual garbage” and stated that A24 should be “ashamed of themselves.”
Reaction to the Movie
Hansen had declined the opportunity to screen the movie in advance because he refused to sign a legal agreement required by A24. The agreement was reportedly a standard non-disclosure agreement (NDA). Instead, he has purchased pre-show ads that play prior to Primetime screenings, promoting his own streaming network.
The movie Primetime is currently in theaters, and Hansen’s reaction to the film can be seen on his podcast and YouTube channel, Have A Seat With Chris Hansen. He shared a tweet about his reaction, saying “Well….I saw Primetime. My reaction tonight 7p eastern on my podcast/YouTube channel Have A Seat With Chris Hansen!”
In conclusion, Chris Hansen‘s reaction to the movie Primetime has been negative, and he has expressed his confusion and detachment from the film. The movie, which stars Robert Pattinson as Hansen, is currently in theaters, and Hansen’s response can be seen on his podcast and YouTube channel. The situation has sparked a lot of interest and debate, with many people weighing in on the film and Hansen’s reaction to it.
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