Twilight - Chapter 4: Part 1 Revelation, a fantasy romance directed by Bill Condon, lands on Prime Video on May 6, 2026. Released in French cinemas on November 16, 2011, this fourth film, adapted from Stephenie Meyer, kicks off the saga’s finale, as the entire Twilight movie collection premieres on the platform on the same day.
Twilight - Chapter 4: Revelation, Part 1
Film | 2011
Available on Prime Video on May 6, 2026
Fantasy, romance, young-adult film | Runtime: 1h57
Directed by Bill Condon | Screenplay: Melissa Rosenberg | Starring Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner
Original title: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1
Country: United States
Bella Swan and Edward Cullen reach a pivotal milestone in their relationship: marriage. The decision, foreshadowed since the very first film, sends Bella down an irreversible path where love, transformation, and a gradual severing of her human life intertwine.
After the ceremony, the newlyweds’ honeymoon pushes the story into a realm of more intimate and tangible tensions. Bella faces an unforeseen development that rattles the fragile balance between vampires and werewolves, while Jacob Black sees his role evolve in response to the consequences of their union.
Twilight - Chapter 4: Revelation Part 1 adapts the first half of Stephenie Meyer’s latest novel. Bill Condon adopts a calmer, more measured tone, centered on Bella’s choices, the tensions between the clans, and the setup for the finale laid out in Twilight - Chapter 4: Revelation Part 2.
This installment is aimed at fans of supernatural romances, fantasy films, and young adult stories built around a love triangle that became a centerpiece of 2000s pop culture. Its Prime Video release on May 6, 2026 makes it possible to watch the saga in order, from the first chapter to its conclusion.
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