My favourite is Marvin from Hitch-hikers Guide to the Universe.
I vote for Sunny from the film I, Robot.
Optimus Prime, Megatron, Bumblebee...
I would submit that the Gort from both versions of Day the Earth Stood Still is one of the most powerful robots ever seen on film that operate from within an atmosphere. The original had some unexplained world destroying power, and the new one demonstrated the ability to "gray goo" a planet into submission. They make Megatron look like a toy(haha).
More robots:
MechaGodzilla(s)
Data(an android, but that's a type of robot)
IG-88
Maximilian, Black Hole
Vincent, Black Hole
Asimov robots, I,Robot
Robbie the Robot, Forbidden Planet
Ash and Bishop, Alien series
Robot, Lost in Space tv and movie
Johnny 5, Short Circuit
Kronos(1957 movie)
Hunter Killers, Terminator
T-1000, Terminator
T-X, Terminator 3
Harvester, Terminator 4
Hydrobot, Terminator 4
Sentinels, Matrix
All I have time for...
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Maria, Metropolis
The Vision, One of my favorite comic book androids
David, AI
Andrew, Bicentennial Man
Raston warrior robot, Dr Who
Pralor and the Cravic robots, ST Voyager
Of course the Daleks, Cybermen, Borg, Terminator T-101/800/805 are all more machine than man, but technically cyborgs.
RAMA
More robots:
MechaGodzilla(s)
Data(an android, but that's a type of robot)
IG-88
Maximilian, Black Hole
Vincent, Black Hole
Asimov robots, I,Robot
Robbie the Robot, Forbidden Planet
Ash and Bishop, Alien series
Robot, Lost in Space tv and movie
Johnny 5, Short Circuit
Kronos(1957 movie)
Hunter Killers, Terminator
T-1000, Terminator
T-X, Terminator 3
Harvester, Terminator 4
Hydrobot, Terminator 4
Sentinels, Matrix
All I have time for...
Edit:
Maria, Metropolis
The Vision, One of my favorite comic book androids
David, AI
Andrew, Bicentennial Man
Raston warrior robot, Dr Who
Pralor and the Cravic robots, ST Voyager
Of course the Daleks, Cybermen, Borg, Terminator T-101/800/805 are all more machine than man, but technically cyborgs.
RAMA
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I may be wrong, but I was under the impression the Daleks were completely biological (if genetically "enhanced") beings, and their famous shell is merely a kind of robotic vessel.
Their "shell" is an extension and expansion of their organic form, they're not merely pilots, they are part of the armor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalek#Construction
This reminds me of more robots from Dr Who: The Movellans, Mechanoids, Quarks, Robot from "Robot" episode, Autons, D, S, SV robots from "Robots of Death"(my favorite Dr Who episode). I know many of these were famous in England.
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Love that picture. And though some that would not be considered robots are in there, I never found Data.
A couple o' my favorites are in there: Bender & Kryten.
There's a gold colored one in there that looks like Data (4th from left about halfway back), but my brother said it's from somewhere else (he couldn't remember where).
I think that's the Robin Williams character from Bicentenial Man.
The planet killer from The Doomsday Machine.
I don't know what it is called but it's a robot that lives on the moon, looks like an oven, and dreams of skiing, and it protects and repairs the moon's cheese... in the Wallace and Gromit short A Grand Day Out
is IG-88 in the picture?
Here's the answer key: http://www.hopewellstudios.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=62&Itemid=1
