Obviously there was no way that 2001 could not be included and I have very little that can be said about this. You really must have this film in your collection along with 2010. More Info: VHS, DVD.

You either love it or hate it. Personally, I love it. A gripping follow-up that explains to you almost as much as it doesn't. Mixing the return to Discovery, the reconnection of Hal and a monumental time for Jupiter in a very enjoyable film. More Info: VHS, DVD.

The movie that was probably not quite what Stanley Kubrick had in mind has Haley Joel Osment and Jude Law as marvels of cybernetic progress in this sci-fi rendition of Pinocchio. More Info: VHS, DVD Widescreen. DVD Full Screen,

Going beyond the AI to 'Replicants', artificially created intelligent beings indistinguishable from normal humans. Harrison Ford stars as a Blade Runner, whose job is to 'retire' them, in Ridley Scott's brilliant interpretation of "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" More Info: VHS, DVD.

The movie that made 'Klaatu barada nikto' a handy message to use in case you have to go to seek help from a robot from outer space in an emergency. Starring Gort (with support from Michael Rennie). More info: VHS, DVD

Starring the wonderful Robby the Robot, the pop adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tempest is one of the most influential science fiction movies ever made. More info: VHS, VHS Widescreen, DVD.

Featuring the manically depressed paranoid android, Marvin, and astonishingly, no computer graphics whatsoever, this 1982 BBC take on Douglas Adams' work makes for cult sci-fi. More info: VHS, DVD.

Don't expect much of a connection to Isaac Asimov's classic science fiction. Using the familar theme of machines turning against us when robots are a part of everyday life (this time in the year 2035), this enjoyable movie has more tricks than most. More Info: VHS, DVD Widescreen. DVD Full Screen,

For true Artificial Intelligence it's very hard to beat Johnny 5. The wonderful character took five months to design and build and in the end there were 20 of them. Co-Starring Ally Sheedy and Steve Guttenberg. More info: VHS, DVD.

The sometimes dated and at times almost social satire sees 'Number Johnny Five' (as Fisher Stevens insists on calling him) on the streets of New York. The failure to produce the mini Johnny 5's seen at the opening for Christmas 1988 was probably the biggest lost marketing cause in decades. More info: VHS, DVD.

"Remember, nothing can go wrong" say the famous last words over the tannoy as Michael Crichton's Delos theme park becomes a vacation spot for James Brolin and Richard Benjamin, where a few things do go wrong. More Info: VHS, DVD.

So five little Artificially Intelligent spacecraft which arrive on Earth just in time to help out poor tenants with nothing more than determination to stop the destruction of their building. Great fun. More Info: VHS, DVD.