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50: Andrew Martin (Bicentennial
Man)
Andrew's model number is NDR-114. This is thought to be a tribute to Stanley
Kubrick, who used the lucky number in several of his films for example A
Clockwork Orange and Dr. Strangelove
Plausibility: 8 Coolness: 0 Dangerousness: 0 Comedy Value:0
49: Daryl (D.A.R.Y.L)
"He is a Data Analyzing Robot Youth Lifeform. Daryl is an experiment in
artificial intelligence. All I can say is he was never meant to leave here
and he was certainly not to be with people like yourself"
Plausibility: 8 Coolness: 0 Dangerousness: 1 Comedy
Value: 0
48: Twiki (Buck Rogers
in the 25th Century)
Mel Blanc, the voice of Twiki, also provided voices for hundreds of cartoons,
including the Buck Rogers parody Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 241/2th
Century
Plausibility:0 Coolness: 0 Dangerousness: 0 Comedy Value:10
47: Rodney (ROBOTS)
"He's got your moms eyes and my dads nose. I knew we were smart to save
those parts"
Plausibility: 0 Coolness: 1 Dangerousness: 0 Comedy
Value: 9
46: Preston (A
Close Shave)
The evil robotic dog is named for director Nick Park's home town
Plausibility: 0 Coolness: 0 Dangerousness: 4 Comedy Value:10
45: C3-PO (Star Wars
franchise)
C3-PO gets his name from the map grid reference of George Lucas' local Post
Office
Plausibility:3 Coolness:3 Dangerousness:0 Comedy Value:9
44: Max 404 (Android)
"Maggie! This is my only chance. I'm to be phased out as soon as
Cassandra's on her feet. Doctor'll probably turn me into a sprinkler-head
for the greenhouse"
Plausibility:6 Coolness: 2 Dangerousness: 7 Comedy Value:0
43: Vectrocon robot spiders (Runaway)
Runaway was expected to be the science-fiction smash of 1985 but was
outperformed from the left-field by a low-budget movie called The Terminator
Plausibility:3 Coolness:4 Dangerousness:6 Comedy Value:2
42: House Robots (Sleeper)
"Is he housebroken or is he going to leave batteries all over the floor?"
Plausibility: 5 Coolness: 0 Dangerousness:0 Comedy Value: 10
41: Eve VIII (Eve of
Destruction)
"I'd kill to have that jacket"
Plausibility: 1 Coolness: 5 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy
Value:0
40: Mystery philanthropic robots (Batteries
Not included)
"This is the '80s! Nobody likes reality any more"
Plausibility: 8 Coolness: 2 Dangerousness: 3 Comedy
Value: 3
39: Hector, Demigod 3 series (Saturn
3)
"I am not malfunctioning. You are"
Plausibility:3 Coolness:5 Dangerousness:8 Comedy Value:2
38: Maria (Metropolis)
Arguably the most influential, and certainly one of the most expensive sci-fi
films ever: Some sources put the total cost at four times the original
budget. The final cost of the film was in the region of 7 million marks
(aprroximately $200 million today)
Plausibility:0 Coolness:10 Dangerousness: 8 Comedy Value:0
37: Terminator Series X (Terminator
3, Rise of the Machines)
"She'll be back"
Plausibility: 3 Coolness: 6 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy
Value: 0
36: Robot police force (THX1138)
"Everything will be all right. You are in my hands. I am here to protect
you. You have nowhere to go. You have nowhere to go"
Plausibility:7 Coolness: 6 Dangerousness: 7 Comedy Value:0
35: Johnny 5 (Short
Circuit)
"What if it goes out and melts down a bus load of nuns? How would you
like to write the headline on that one?"
Plausibility:10 Coolness:0 Dangerousness:1 Comedy Value:8
34: The Sentinels (The
Matrix )
"Woah"
Plausibility:0 Coolness:9 Dangerousness: 9 Comedy Value:0
33:Giant Nazi Robots (Sky
Captain)
Inspired by the giant evil robots who battle Superman in Max Fleischer's
influential 1941 cartoon
Plausibility:0 Coolness:8 Dangerousness:10 Comedy Value:1
32: Cylons (Battlestar
Galactica)
"By your command."
Plausibility:3 Coolness:6 Dangerousness:10 Comedy Value:0
31: Battle Droids (Star
Wars franchise)
"Roger roger"
Plausibility:0 Coolness:8 Dangerousness:4 Comedy Value:8
30: Optimus Prime (Transformers)
The word "Transformer" is used only once in the entire film - when a
character ascribes an explosion and power failure to "a blown
transformer".
Plausibility:0 Coolness:10 Dangerousness:10 Comedy Value:0
29: Daft Punk (in their feature film Electroma)
Two robots drive through the Southwestern American landscape in a 1987 Ferrari
412 that doesn't transform into anything.
Plausibility: 1 Coolness: 10 Dangerousness: 0 Comedy
Value:10
28: Bishop (Aliens)
"Well, that explains it then. The A2s always were a bit twitchy. That
could never happen now with our behavioral inhibitors. It is impossible for
me to harm or by omission of action, allow to be harmed, a human being"
Plausibility:6 Coolness:7 Dangerousness:7 Comedy Value:1
27: Ash (Alien) -
Warning: Gruesome clip
Ash's 'blood' is mixed water and food colouring. Milk could not used in large
quantities as it would have soured under the hot studio lights, although a
small amount is used for close-ups of his inner workings - together with a
mixture of pasta and marbles.
Plausibility:6 Coolness:5 Dangerousness:10 Comedy Value:1
26: Max (The Black Hole)
The robot name "V.I.N.CENT" is supposed to be an acronym of "Vital
Information Necessary CENTralized". B.O.B.'s name stands for "BiO-sanitation
Battalion," while S.T.A.R.'s is an acronym for "Special
Troops/Arms Regiment. No-one knows what Max stands for.
Plausibility:4 Coolness:5 Dangerousness:9 Comedy Value:4
25: Terminator Series 1000 (Terminator
2)
The groundbreaking computer-aided visual effects used in Terminator 2 to
create the T-1000 won the Oscar for Visual Effects.
Plausibility: 2 Coolness: 9 Dangerousness 10 Comedy
Value: 1
24: V-Ger (Star Trek
the Motion Picture)
Towards the end of the film V'ger is revealed to be a radically enhanced
version of the unmanned scientific probe Voyager 6, which was part of the
Voyager program, and 'launched in the "twentieth century'.
Plausibility: 10 Coolness: 0 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy
Value:2
23: Data (Star Trek
franchise)
"0.68 seconds sir. For an android, that is nearly an eternity"
Plausibility:4 Coolness: 7 Dangerousness:2 Comedy Value:10
22: Fembots (Austin
Powers franchise)
The Fembots' lethal brassiere is based on one worn by Ursula Andress in cult
Italian sci-fi movie 'The 10th Victim'
Plausibility: 1 Coolness: 8 Dangerousness: 4 Comedy Value:10
21: Claire Wellington (The
Stepford Wives)
"I asked myself, 'Where would people never notice a town full of robots?'"
Plausibility: 7 Coolness: 6 Dangerousness: 8 Comedy Value
:2
20: Dewey (Silent
Running )
In the film, the three drones are named after Donald Duck's nephews, Huey,
Louie and Dewey.
Plausibility: 7 Coolness: 2 Dangerousness: 8 Comedy Value
:6
19: Box (Logan’s Run)
"Welcome Humans! I am ready for you"
Plausibility:6 Coolness:3 Dangerousness:6 Comedy Value:8
18: Marvin (Hitchikers'
guide to the galaxy)
"Life? Don't talk to me about life!"
Plausibility: 1 Coolness: 8 Dangerousness: 4 Comedy Value:10
17: Gigolo Joe (A.i)
"Patricia... once you've had a lover-robot you'll never want a real man
again"
Plausibility: 7 Coolness: 9 Dangerousness: 5 Comedy
Value: 3
16: Robbie the Robot (Forbidden
Planet inter alia)
Uniquely, for a movie robot, Robbie had a long and varied career beyond
Forbidden Planet, appearing in many popular US TV series such as "The
Thin Man", "Lost in Space", "The Twilight Zone", "The
Addams Family", "The Love Boat", "Columbo", "Mork
and Mindy", and, most recently, "Clueless".
Plausibility:5 Coolness:6 Dangerousness:6 Comedy Value:7
15:Mechagodzilla (Gojira
tai Mekagojira)
Essentially a gigantic dinosaur-shaped Terminator, Mechagodzilla first appears
in a false Godzilla 'skin' before it is burned off in battle to reveal his
true shiny chromium form.
Plausibility: 1 Coolness: 5 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy
Value: 8
14: The Gunslinger (Westworld)
Michael Crichton's inspiration for Westworld was the original animatronic
Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland.
Plausibility:6 Coolness:7 Dangerousness: 9 Comedy Value:3
13: Gort (The Day The
Earth Stood Still)
The actor inside the seamless suit was Lock Martin, the doorman from Grauman's
Chinese Theatre, chosen for his great height., Unfortunately he was not a
particularly strong man and had to rely on hidden wires camera dollies, and
lightweight dummies to help him in scenes where Gort was called upon to
carry a human being.
Plausibility:6 Coolness:10 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy Value:0
12: Droideka Droids (Star
Wars: The Phantom Menace)
The Droideka can fire up to 240 dual blasts a minute (unless their blaster
arms get too hot)
Plausibility:8 Coolness: 8 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy Value:0
11: R2-D2 (Star Wars
franchise)
"Your droids! We don't serve their kind here!"
Plausibility:5 Coolness:10 Dangerousness:2 Comedy Value: 10
10: The Sentinels (X-Men
3)
In the third and perhaps final X-Men movie, the fan favourites are inserted in
a 'virtual reality' cameo role.
Plausibility:9 Coolness:9 Dangerousness:10 Comedy Value:0
9: Sonny (I-Robot)
Detective: "Can a robot write a symphony? Can a robot turn a canvas into
a beautiful masterpiece?"
Sonny: "Can you?"
Plausibility: 7 Coolness: 7 Dangerousness:7 Comedy Value:7
8: Evil Bill & Ted (Bill
& Ted's Bogus Journey )
"Okay, dudes... oh I mean fellow policemen. my son Ted Theodore Logan,
and his friend Bill S. Preston ESQ. have been murdered and replaced by evil
robots from the future"
Plausibility:0 Coolness:9 Dangerousness:9 Comedy Value:9
7: ABC Warriors (Judge
Dredd)
"Status? Commander? Mission?"
Plausibility: 8 Coolness: 9 Dangerousness: 8 Comedy
Value: 3
6: Swarms of robot spiders (Lost
In Space)
The spiders are nameless aggressors, but the robot in the original series did
have a (rarely-mentioned) name: in the third-season of the parent TV show it
was shown in its packing crate, and the crate was labelled "ONE General
Utility Non-Theorizing Environmental ROBOT" with the G, U, N, T, E, and
all letters in "ROBOT" in red capital letters, while all the other
letters were black; suggesting the acronym "GUNTER"
Plausibility: 9 Coolness: 10 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy
Value: 0
5: ED 209 (Robocop)
"Please put down your weapon. You have 20 seconds to comply"
Plausibility: 9 Coolness:9 Dangerousness:10 Comedy Value:1
4: SID 6.7 (Virtuosity)
"Just because I'm carrying the joy of killing your family inside me
doesn't mean we can't be friends"
Plausibility: 10 Coolness: 10 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy
Value: 0
3:Kitt (Knight Rider)
David Hasselhoff and William Daniels (voice of K.I.T.T.) first met at a
Christmas party six months after 'Knight Rider' started shooting.
Plausibility: 10 Coolness: 8 Dangerousness: 6 Comedy
Value: 8
2: HAL9000 (2001, A
Space Odyssey)
"I know you and Frank were planning to disconnect me, and I'm afraid
that's something I cannot allow to happen"
Plausibility: 10 Coolness: 8 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy
Value: 5
1: Terminator Series 800/Model 101 (The
Terminator)
O.J. Simpson was considered for the role of the Terminator, but the producers
thought he might be "too nice" to be taken seriously as a
cold-blooded killer
Plausibility:5 Coolness: 11 Dangerousness: 10 Comedy
Value: 9
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