Before Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson become royalty among lovers of weirdo indie cinema, and before Taylor Lautner was breaking Taylor Swift out of a high-security vault, the trio starred in the “Twilight” films as unsuspecting 17-year-old teenager Bella Swan (Stewart) and her two supernatural paramours: 108-year-old vampire Edward Cullen (Pattinson) and Bella’s shiftless childhood friend by day, shape-shifting werewolf by night, Jacob Black (Lautner). In addition to audio commentaries featuring Hardwicke, Pattinson, Stewart, and Bill Condon (who directed “Breaking Dawn — Part 1” and “Part 2”), The Twilight Saga’s 15th anniversary home media release will feature three alternate art cards that can be used for the front cover (see above), along with special features like six-part documentaries about the sequels “New Moon” and “Eclipse,” deleted and extended scenes, and tie-in music videos.
Per Lionsgate, the set will allow “Twilight” fans to revisit “Bella and Edward’s epic love story, the dangerous feud between vampires and werewolves, and more unforgettable moments” across all five films. I’m just looking forward to a new generation of people getting to experience those “unforgettable moments” for the first time, be it Edward revealing what happens when he steps into the sunlight, a rousing game of vampire baseball, Jacob “imprinting” on Bella and Edward’s preternaturally rapidly-growing infant daughter Renesmee (Mackenzie Foy), and especially that Michael Sheen giggle heard around the world right before one of the greatest fake-out climaxes in all of film history. Truly, those kiddos have no idea what’s in store for them.
“The Twilight Saga: The Complete Collection — 15th Anniversary” will become available in National HD, Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital starting October 17, 2023.
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