A24 Films are back at Harkins Theatres, and Robert Pattinson’s Primetime is on the Harkins website again. The shift gives moviegoers a cleaner path back to the titles they lost when the two sides were not on the same page last month.
A Harkins Theatres spokesperson said, “We are pleased to share that we’ve reached an agreement with A24. Tickets will be on sale soon on Harkins.com,” and that language points to a simple reset: the booking gap has closed, but not every listing is fully active yet.
Primetime and You Can See Everything
Listings for Primetime and Nathan Fielder’s upcoming Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything now appear on the Harkins website. Tickets are currently on sale for You Can See Everything, which is set to release Thursday, Oct. 14. That makes the documentary the first visible sign that the return is already moving from agreement to actual ticketing.
Robert Pattinson had to see Primetime at another theater chain when it was not available at Harkins Theatres, a practical nuisance for anyone who treats a preferred theater chain as the default place to watch a release. With the listing restored, that detour should not be necessary once showtimes are posted.
Harkins.com and ticket timing
Tickets will be on sale soon on Harkins.com, according to the Harkins Theatres spokesperson, but Primetime showtimes are still to be announced. That split tells readers exactly where the return stands right now: one title is already selling, while the other has been named but not yet slotted.
Arizona’s Family reported last month that Harkins Theatres was not able to secure mutually agreeable terms with A24 to present their films at that time. The new listings on the Harkins website show the dispute has been resolved well enough to put A24 Films back into circulation at the chain, even if some schedule details are still catching up.
You Can See Everything on Oct. 14
You Can See Everything is the cleanest guide for what comes next, because it already has tickets on sale and a date attached to it. For readers who want the return in practical terms, the immediate move is to check Harkins.com for the new sales window and then wait for Primetime showtimes to appear.
The open question is what agreement Harkins Theatres and A24 reached to bring the films back, because that answer would tell moviegoers whether this reset is just for these two listings or for the broader run of A24 Films at the chain.
