Linda Hamilton and Schwarzenegger back for the only sequel Cameron produced after T2, with the target now in Mexico City.
The 1984 timeline is rewritten: Sarah Connor has been raised since childhood by an ageing Terminator.
A liquid-metal T-X hunts John Connor, and Judgment Day happens anyway.
Three centuries after Caesar, a young ape and a human woman cross a coastal kingdom built in his name.
Caesar hunts a colonel who has put apes in a labour camp; Andy Serkis in performance capture from end to end.
A drug tested on chimpanzees makes Caesar intelligent, and he leads the break-out across the Golden Gate Bridge.
The Entity story ends with a dive into a sunken submarine and a fight between two biplanes.
Philip Seymour Hoffman as an arms dealer, an ambush on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and a swing between Shanghai rooftops.
John Woo takes over: free climbing above Utah, a stolen virus and a motorbike duel outside Sydney.
McClane goes to Moscow for his imprisoned son, who turns out to be CIA, and the two end up at Chernobyl.
A coordinated attack shuts down American infrastructure and McClane escorts the programmer who wrote part of the code.
A bomber calling himself Simon walks McClane and a Harlem shopkeeper through riddles while the Federal Reserve is emptied.
Mercenaries seize the control tower at Washington Dulles on Christmas Eve and start bringing aircraft down.
The Wachowskis' first feature: an ex-convict and a mobster's girlfriend plan to take two million dollars of laundered money out from under him.
Soderbergh cuts the Lem novel to ninety-nine minutes, with George Clooney on a station where the dead come back.
A structural engineer has the prison's blueprints tattooed over his body and gets himself sent inside to break his brother out.
Gru with a new baby and a witness-protection move, after Maxime Le Mal breaks out of prison.
A standalone case six years after the series ended, with a psychic ex-priest and bodies under the West Virginia snow.
Made between seasons five and six: a bomb in Dallas, a corn field full of domes and a ship under the Antarctic ice.
Judy and Nick are partners now and disagree about everything; a pit viper turns up in a city that has had no snakes for a century.
Abrams recasts Kirk and Spock, and a Romulan arriving from the future splits the timeline in two.
The Borg follow the Enterprise-E back to 2063 to stop Zefram Cochrane's first warp flight; the best of the Next Generation films.
A Klingon moon explodes and the original crew escort peace talks they do not believe in; their last film together.
The crew fly a captured Klingon bird-of-prey back to 1986 San Francisco to fetch two humpback whales.
Khan takes a starship and the Genesis device, and Spock dies in the reactor room; the film that saved the franchise.
Captain Pike's Enterprise a decade before Kirk, back to one story an episode after the serialised years.
A Starfleet ship thrown 70,000 light years into the Delta Quadrant; Janeway, the ex-Borg Seven of Nine and seven seasons of getting home.
Kirk, Spock and McCoy on a five-year mission across three seasons from 1966; "The City on the Edge of Forever" and "Balance of Terror".
Arthur Fleck on trial from Arkham with Lady Gaga as Lee Quinzel, told as a jukebox musical; the lowest CinemaScore ever given a comic-book film.
Ellen Brody decides the shark is hunting her family and follows her son to the Bahamas; the worst reviewed film in the series.
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