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Robots On Film - Plot Summaries: 'P'
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Panenka/The Doll/Robot-Girl Nr.1 (1938)
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I know nothing about this film, other than it includes a robot girl called Wera. |
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The Perfect Woman (1949)
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An eccentric scientist's niece impersonates a female robot that he has invented, and which he claims is indistinguishable from a real woman. |
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Petlya Oriona/Orion's Loop (1980)
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A strange phenomenon known as 'Orion's Loop is approaching Earth. A spaceship with a crew of humans and their android doubles investigates, and mysterious things start to happen. |
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The Phantom Creeps (1939)
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A newspaperman and an intelligence officer investigate Zorka, a mad scientist who plans to dominate the world using an 8-foot robot and advanced technology devices. |
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The Phantom Empire (1936)
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A cowboy who has a radium mine on his ranch, together with a gang of crooks who are trying to take over the mine, accidentally discover the entrance to the underground civilization of Murania. There, they are all captured by the Muranians and their slave robots, and only escape when a civil war breaks out between the Muranians themselves. The film also features a mechanical spider. |
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The Phantom Menace/Star Wars
I: The Phantom Menace (1999)
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Set before the original Star Wars trilogy of films, this tells the story of the early years of Anakin Skywalker (Darth Vader) and Obi-Wan Kenobi. (In addition to the usual appearances of R2-D2 and C-3PO, the film features battle droids: click on the PROOF link above for more information.) |
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Phoenix (1995)
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A group of space marines are let out of military prison in order to quell an android revolt on a mining moon. The mission fails, and the marines realize that the situation is not quite what they seem to be. |
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Il Pianeta Degli Uomini Spenti/Battle of the Worlds/Planet
of the Lifeless Men/Guerre Planetari (1961)
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A meteorite goes into Earth orbit and launches flying saucers against the world. Professor Benson discovers that the meteorite was sent by an alien planet whose inhabitants have all died out, leaving the computers on board the meteorite to mechanically guide the robotic saucers. |
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I Pianeti contro di Noi/The Planets Against Us/Hands of
a Killer (1961)
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An alien humanoid robot, whose very touch means death, lands on Earth. The robot is eventually killed when the military and an alien spaceship fire assorted 'rays' at it. |
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Planeta Burg/Storm Planet/Cosmonauts on Venus/Planet of
Storms (1962)
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The adventures of the crew of two spaceships which travel to Venus. The crew features a robot (John) which occasionally goes out of control. |
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Pleasure Maze (1986)
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This 'adult' film concerns the testing of 'nightdroids' - android prostitutes - that are tested in the Pleasure Maze before being allowed to 'serve' the public. |
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Plughead Rewired: Circuitry Man II/Circuitry Man 2 (1994)
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On a heavily polluted future Earth, an FBI agent gets Danner - a pleasure android - removed from an asylum so that he can help her hunt down the criminal, Plughead. |
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La Poupee/The Doll/He, She or It (1962)
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In a Latin American republic run by Moren (a banker), the banker's wife - the doll - has been turned into an automaton, as the results of experimentation in 'molecular multiplication'. During the revolution resulting from the assassination of the country's military leader, the 'doll' eventually leads the workers into an ambush and restore's the country's status quo, much to the relief of her husband. |
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Power Rangers Time Force - Quantum Ranger: Clash for Control
(2001)
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Another outing for the Power Rangers, this time acquiring a new comrade: Quantum Ranger. At some point in the proceedings, the Power Rangers travel through a 'time-hole' and encounter a robotic Quantasaurus Rex. (Come back Torchy, all is forgiven.) |
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Programmed for Pleasure (1984)
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A science fiction author builds himself a robot woman - with appetites as insatiable as his own - to satisfy his 'base' desires. |
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Project Shadowchaser II/Armed and Deadly/ Night Siege (1994)
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A terrorist gang led by an android takes over a nuclear plant and threatens to fire a missile at Washington D.C. A plant worker and her son, trapped inside the plant, attempt to stop the gang. |
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Project Shadowchaser III (1995)
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The deep space mining vessel Siberia collides and locks with a space station, causing them both to start to fall towards Mars. The crew of the space station board the Siberia in an attempt to free themselves, where they encounter a deadly android. |
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