I Don't Like Robots
Two stoners aspiring to be screenwriters debate the ethics of using A.I. while participating in a 37 Hour Film Challenge.
Found 929 results Back to Home
Two stoners aspiring to be screenwriters debate the ethics of using A.I. while participating in a 37 Hour Film Challenge.
The movie follows the incredible love story between Robot, a toy, and Bechamel, a sauce.
It's more metal-munching mayhem as battle-ready robots pinch, zap, smash and slice each other to bits in this collection of 38 fights from Robot Club and Grille MAYhem competitions. The competitions feature robots in the
"Little Robot Stories" is an animated short film about ROE, a small robot stuck in a rut.
Two young boys who are forced to survive in a robot apocalypse.
Prepare to get lost in a seductive world of complex computer animation and progressive house and trance. With tracks including a music mix by Andy Ling, this marriage between music and visuals takes trance into the 21st
A class of children visit a dinosaur museum where the exhibits come to life in this psychedelic educational film.
The adventures of a robot tank that is dropped into a war it does not understand, shown in five two-minute animations.
A robot finds himself chased by an unseen force that takes him through a number of surreal experiences. But is any of it real?
National Geographic Martian Robots
1999 Student Film, created in 3DS Max 2.5 on Intel Pentium 2 with 16MB graphics card and 512MB of ram.
The main character is an office worker. His daily life is unremarkable and monotonous. Being unsatisfied with his current life, but due to his fears and beliefs, he does not attempt to change anything. Then everything ch
Dark Cloud Nebraska, a town ashamed of its past and petrified of its future, is about to receive a wake up call, when a stranger comes to town.
This feature was broadcast on Sunday evening TV in the UK, at the height of robot-dancing's popularity. Viewer's of this show were predominantly middle-class complainers, (the whole point of the show was to teach viewers