<h2>#7 The Terminator (1984)</h2> James Cameron's original vision for the time-travelling killer cyborg was an average, inconspicuous everyman who could easily blend into his surroundings (indeed, lanky Lance Henriksen was originally slated to play the part). Somehow, this morphed into a 6'2" body-building Austrian Oak who was about as inconspicuous as a polar bear in a chicken coop. Stan Winston's robotic effects might look a bit ropy these days, but the T-100 exoskeleton remains a terrifying creation.
 

#7 The Terminator (1984)

James Cameron's original vision for the time-travelling killer cyborg was an average, inconspicuous everyman who could easily blend into his surroundings (indeed, lanky Lance Henriksen was originally slated to play the part). Somehow, this morphed into a 6'2" body-building Austrian Oak who was about as inconspicuous as a polar bear in a chicken coop. Stan Winston's robotic effects might look a bit ropy these days, but the T-100 exoskeleton remains a terrifying creation.

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Cinema circuitry: the 25 best robot movies of all time

5 Aug 2011  |  Comments

We count down the best robot movies of all time; from Metropolis to Wall-E. [Source: Stuff.tv, Chris Jager]
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