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Robby - Forbidden Planet (1956)
The archetypal movie robot, Robby was the most expensive aspect of MGM’s lavish Forbidden Planet; the creation of Arnold Gillespie, Mentor Huebner and Robert Kinoshita, the lovably cumbersome mecha cost a then-pricey $125,000 to build. The effort was worth it - not only was Robby the focus of the film’s beautifully-designed poster (nominal leading man Leslie Nielsen being conspicuous by his absence), but he also enjoyed a considerable film career after Forbidden Planet. Appearances in TV shows and his own film followed, and Joe Dante even managed to find a cameo for him in 1984‘s Gremlins.

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Silver Humanotica

by Darcy Abriel (Goodreads Author)
3.5 of 5 stars 3.50  ·   rating details  ·  36 ratings  ·  14 reviews
Born to freedom. Molded into submission. Pleasure is her only weapon.

Humanotica, Book 1

No matter what the law decrees, Entreus is no one's chattel. And he's determined that no other humanotic-part human, part robot-spends one more second under the stranglehold of the power-mad government machine. That means doing whatever it takes to advance the cause for freedom. Even seduce a government minister's favorite toy, a newly minted trinex named Silver.

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Fantastic Planet (1973)
Slaves and masters dominate the narrative of the faraway world of Ygam. Set around the lifespan of Ter, a minute human shaped Om slave, and pet, of the giant blue alien Draags. Escaping ... See full summary »

Director: René Laloux
Writers: Stefan Wul (novel), Roland Topor (adaptation)

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Thanks Claude, it will take me some time to get through all those !

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Thank you Freddy, the creation of Film is like a galaxy, it's huge!

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Manborg

a crazy fun throwback to 1970s/1980s sci-fi horror B-movies

Manborg (2011)
A soldier, brought back to life as a cyborg, fights alongside a band of adventurers against demon hordes in a dystopian future.

Director: Steven Kostanski
Writers: Jeremy Gillespie, Steven Kostanski
Stars: Matthew Kennedy, Adam Brooks, Meredith Sweeney

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How to Build an Android: The True Story of Philip K. Dick’s Robotic Resurrection

http://thehumanist.com/magazine/july-august-2013/arts_entertainment/how-to-build-an-android-the-true-story-of-philip-k-dicks-robotic-resurrection