Terminator

We've seen some wonderful films released this year, films that captivated imaginations and changed the face of cinema as we know it.

This list, on the other hand, is full of films that promised much at the start of the year, but when they hit cinemas, left audiences with a bitter taste in their mouths.

So these are the films that we expected more of in 2015...

Sometimes, when the role requires it, actors have to spend hours in the make up chair, getting prosthetics glued onto their skin, being daubed and prodded with make up brushes and even, just maybe, donning a fatsuit.

Terminator fans were left angry when one of the series' biggest twists, and possibly this year's biggest film twist, was needlessly revealed in a trailer.

Was this the worst 'reveal' in any trailer ever? We've had a look at some of the most unnecessary trailer reveals that ruined films for waiting fans.

We're currently residing slap bang in the middle of summer blockbuster season, and with Jurassic World taking box office by storm, there are a couple of films in July that want a share of those cinema-goers and their money.

We all want our favourite film stars to do what they do for the love of their art, but Lamborghinis and mansions in the Hollywood Hills aren't going to pay for themselves.

On the big screen, we've seen people careering through time, going back to into the past to interact with their relatives and try and make loads of money for their future selves and going into a inaccurate and usually dystopian future.

But what is the best vessel for a time machine? A DeLoreon? A psychedelic-coloured VW Beetle? A hot tub? Let's find out...

The good people of the internet seemingly have no end to their creativity.

For instance, video editors have taken their film-chopping skills and remade trailers for classic films.

As Jupiter Ascending has just landed in cinemas, it would seem that the Wachowskis have attempted to bring us another massive fantasy sci-fi blockbuster to blow our minds, just like The Matrix did back in 1999.