Lionsgate and Fathom are bringing every Twilight film back to U.S. theaters for a five‑day run from Oct. 29–Nov. 2, 2025, kicking off a wave of anniversary events. Fans get more than screenings: a Forks festival on Sept. 11, special book editions on Sept. 30, a U.S. “Twilight in Concert” tour (Sept. 12–Nov. 30) and soundtrack reissues on Oct. 31. The campaign ties into a revived official YouTube channel and merchandise push, aiming to turn nostalgia into a multi‑week, multi‑format celebration.
What every Twilight fan must mark on their calendar this fall — exact dates and events
Key Facts
- Lionsgate + Fathom will re‑release all five Twilight films Oct. 29–Nov. 2, 2025.
- Forks festival “Forever Twilight in Forks” begins Sept. 11, author Stephenie Meyer honored.
- Publisher releases three special editions on Sept. 30 (collector hardcovers and paperback).
- Twilight in Concert U.S. tour runs Sept. 12–Nov. 30; soundtracks reissued Oct. 31.
- The franchise has grossed >$3.3 billion worldwide since release.
Why this timed rerelease turns nostalgia into revenue this autumn 2025
Lionsgate and Fathom are packaging screenings, live concerts, festival tourism and new editions into a single calendar window, turning a one‑week theatrical run into a months‑long commercial moment. By sequencing the Forks festival (Sept. 11), concert tour (Sept. 12–Nov. 30), special book editions (Sept. 30) and soundtrack reissues (Oct. 31) immediately before the Oct. 29–Nov. 2 theatrical dates, rights holders maximize cross‑promotion and merchandise sales. The approach leverages both legacy box‑office muscle and experiential events to monetize a built‑in fanbase ahead of holiday retail.
What the numbers show about Twilight’s continuing commercial pull in 2025
Lionsgate’s rerelease and coordinated events emphasize measurable revenue levers: theater ticket demand, festival tourism, book and soundtrack sales, and concert ticketing. The saga’s lifetime >$3.3 billion gross proves durable mainstream appeal. Relaunching the official YouTube channel and timed product drops signals a rights‑holder strategy now common across legacy franchises: low‑risk theatrical windows combined with ancillary content to revive catalog value this year.
The commercial KPIs that could make this anniversary pay off in Q4 2025
| KPI | Value + Unit | Scope/Date | Change/Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theatrical run | 5 films, Oct 29–Nov 2 2025 | U.S. nationwide | Tests franchise box‑office pull |
| Forks festival | Starts Sept 11, 2025 | Forks, WA | Drives tourism and PR buzz |
| Concert tour | Sept 12–Nov 30, 2025 | U.S. tour dates | Concert ticket & merch revenue |
| Franchise gross | > $3.3 billion | Lifetime to 2025 | Demonstrates large, active fanbase |
Summary: Coordinated dates and legacy earnings create multiple revenue streams for Q4 2025.
What fans should expect at screenings and live events — experiences that sell tickets
Expect eventized screenings (score‑in‑concert, themed nights) and merch tie‑ins pushed at the Forks festival and concert stops. The relaunch pairs physical products (collector books, soundtrack reissues) with live experiences, a model that converts streaming nostalgia into paid attendance and retail purchases. Rights owners can measure success by box‑office uplift, concert sell‑through and physical edition preorders during the September–November window.
Sources
- https://variety.com/2025/film/news/twilight-theaters-rerelease-anniversary-1236500851/
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