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Top 10 Best Robot Flicks Of All Time


When it comes to science-fiction films, movies about robots seem to reign supreme. This is because the electronic wonders seem to amaze everyone, from Grandma and Grandpa to your 4-year old sibling. But looking back, which films can be classified as the greatest robot movies ever?

The following list highlights some of the major robotic movies critics and audience members have witnessed throughout time. Arguably people can say that because of technology, the more recent movies are the best. But that isn’t entirely true; the best movie isn’t always about special effects. Instead, that particular movie has to also have a great storyline and an acceptable lasting value.

Cutting to the chase, here are the top 10 best robot flicks of all time.

Robot Flick #10. Lost In Space

Sources: Cyber Cinema, Jeff's Robots

 

Robot Flick #9. Disney's Robots

Sources: Profile Mile , Yahoo Movies

 

Robot Flick #8. Transformers

Sources: Roxbury Public Library Programs, Fast Hack

 

Robot Flick #7. Blade Runner

Sources: IMP Awards, Collider

 

Robot Flick #6. The Iron Giant

Sources: DVD Beaver, Visual Lee

 

Robot Flick #5. Wall-E

Sources: Disney Dreaming, Nxtbot.com

 

Robot Flick #4. Star Wars Series

Sources: Uncrate, Sirkel

 

Robot Flick #3. A.I. Artificial Intelligence

Sources: Buzz Sugar, Wired

 

Robot Flick #2. The Terminator Series

Sources: Imaginary Cinema, Pop Culture Buzz

 

Robot Flick #1. Robocop Series

Sources: Kollectable Kaos, Movies Online

 

Which movie do you think should have been number one? Are there any other robot movies you know of that should have been mentioned?

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Joshua Khan
Sports and Lifestyle Tech Writer
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Comments

ugh

that lost in space film shouldn't be on there (then it should be the older one if any) and star wars should come in the top three. A.I should come further down too.


swt

robocop? imho, there're so many other shows which deserve better to top the list.


Not bad...

... But Robocop gets #1?? seriously?? Do yourself a favor and rent a movie called "robot wars" - then re-write this list ;-)


Robot Flicks

WHAT!?!?! Are you lost in space??? You've forgotten the 2 most important robots of cinematic history that shaped men's idea of the mechanical man for decades! I took up reading scifi at the tender age of 8, and my first novel from science fiction was none other that Asimov's "Foundation" series. That is where my thinking and imagination traveled for some time, and then, wonder of all things magical, there was "Gort" - 10 feet of gleaming robot that had found it's way to earth with affable, pragmatic Klaatu, and my thinking was changed! I cling to this first exposure, much as people think about their first love for most of their adult lives. But, I was again transported along into the universe when, in the very early sixties, I watched on television the 1956 scifi feature, "Forbidden Planet", maybe the first prototype to Lost in Space robot, yes, even the 60's tv series - there were similar ....

Do us all a favor and update the list!! Otherwise - "Gort! Klaatu barado nichto!" And he won't be sparing the planet, he will be frying your behind!!! Ooops! I mean, it will just magically vanish where once there was badonkadonk!! You've been fairly warned .......

Cordially (maybe)
Klaatu III (aka, the Gentle Cyborg)


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