1. Terminator: Genisys

Arnold Schwarzenegger, back in his leather title cyborg. The story accounts for Schwarzenegger’s advancing years (the Terminator’s flesh ages, but the metal combat chassis beneath remains gleaming), though the rest of the plot, and how it fits into the Terminator canon, is a closely-guarded secret.

2. Mortdecai
Feat Johnny Depp ... He takes the title role of Charles Mortdecai, an art dealer on the hunt for a stolen painting, that may or may not have links to Nazi gold. Based on the novel of Kyril Bonfigilioli. It an action comedy - as the trailer demonstrates.

3. The Man From U.N.C.L.E
With Mission: Impossible 5 also set for release in 2015, the multiplexes will not be short of spy capers (there's also Kingsman: The Secret Service, which only doesn't make the cut this time because we included it in our 2014 preview, and we're only allowed to pick 25 movies!). We're intrigued by The Man From U.N.C.L.E., though. Not only does it have more full stops than its competitors, it also gives us a chance to see Henry Cavill flexing his acting muscles without a superhero suit on.

4. Star Wars: Episode VII

The big question is whether its writers can cook up an interesting story to follow the events of the Battle of Endor, especially as Disney has every intention of Episode VII marking a big, lucrative new beginning for a multi-movie franchise. The new Star Wars has a lot to live up to, but we’re looking forward to seeing where Abrams goes with George Lucas’ fantastical universe.


5. Jurassic World

After making a bold debut with the wonderful romantic comedy Safety Not Guaranteed, director Colin Trevorrow’s making an equally bold leap into blockbuster filmmaking with this belated third sequel to Jurassic Park.

6 Tomorrowland

It's helmed, for a start, by one of our favourite directors, Brad Bird (who hopefully can get us an Iron Giant Blu-ray in 2015 too), and features George Clooney, with a script from Bird and Damon Lindelof.

It looks, in the surface, like a big, ambitious, intelligent piece of science fiction for a blockbuster family audience. If Bird can pull that off, then we might just buy him a few biscuits.

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