Six films of Skynet and Judgment Day, 1984 to Dark Fate.
Gilliam's time-loop plague film, with Pitt twitching his way to an Oscar nomination.
The trilogy that got time travel, and 1955, exactly right.
The 1984 timeline is rewritten: Sarah Connor has been raised since childhood by an ageing Terminator.
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 liquid-metal T-X hunts John Connor, and Judgment Day happens anyway.
The crew fly a captured Klingon bird-of-prey back to 1986 San Francisco to fetch two humpback whales.
A convict is sent back to find the virus that emptied the world; Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt.
A boy and six dwarfs steal a map of the holes in time; Napoleon, Robin Hood and Evil.
A time-travelling alien in a police box since 1963; start with the 2005 revival.
A German town, a cave and four families across three centuries; the time-travel series that ties every knot.
A schoolgirl learns to jump back in time and wastes it on small things, at first.
The time heist and the portals; the highest-grossing film for a while.
Two wedding guests stuck in the same day; the time loop as romantic comedy.
Gordon-Levitt hunts his older self, Bruce Willis; Rian Johnson's time-travel noir.
Tom Cruise dies and repeats a D-Day against aliens; Groundhog Day as a war film.
Bill Murray lives the same day in Punxsutawney until he gets it right.
Schwarzenegger as an unstoppable machine from 2029; "I'll be back".
A giant rabbit tells a teenager the world ends in 28 days; the cult film of 2001.
Liquid metal, a good Terminator and the biggest budget yet spent; the sequel that beat the original.
Cuaron's darker Hogwarts, Dementors and a time-turner; the one fans rate highest.
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