One of the most successful fantasy film series of all time will soon disappear from Netflix – you only have a few days!

The “Twilight” saga is one of the biggest fantasy hits in movie history, with its five installments grossing more than $3.3 billion. Until now, “Twilight”, “New Moon”, “Eclipse”, “Breaking Dawn – Part 1” and “Breaking Dawn – Part 2” were included in the Netflix subscription, but that will soon end: The entire “Twilight” saga is only available through July 31, 2023 Netflix accessible.

If watching the four films in the remaining days is too stressful for you, but you would still like to see the “Twilight” saga (again), consider purchasing a complete box set on DVD or Blu-ray:

This has the advantage that you are no longer dependent on a streaming service and can decide for yourself when you watch the films, which is especially recommended for fans of the series who always feel like diving into the world of “Twilight”.

That’s what “Twilight” is about

Based on Stephenie Meyer’s bestseller of the same name, “Twilight” is about 17-year-old Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), who has lived with her mother in sunny Arizona for a long time, but now moves to live with her father in the rainy Northwest of the US. There she meets a group of extremely pale-looking young people. She is instantly attracted to Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson).

It doesn’t take her long to discover Edward’s secret: he and his family are vampires! But Bella doesn’t mind. She still wants to be with him, even though it entails great danger. Because not all vampires like the way the Cullens have settled with humans, and a bloody conflict is brewing. Werewolf Jake (Taylor Lautner) also wants to connect with Bella, leaving the young woman feeling confused… er… torn.