Duncan Jones' Moon is a deliberately off-balance and confusing lunar nightmare in what is a sci-fi chamber piece between a space traveler who has lost his mind (Sam Rockwell) and his wandering friend GERTY. This Disney fantasy lingers in the imagination of cold, straight blue lines and gloomy reds because the character's passion for mankind stems from hungry curiosity rather than sterile analysis. One of the most iconic examples of a robot with undeniable self-awareness is this introverted "replicant" running for her life in Ridley Scott's cult classic, Blade Runner. Robby was ostensibly a supporting role to Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis, and Leslie Nielsen, but his character design and Marvin Miller's voice made him the actual star. Ava, a likely Turing test-proof robot stashed away in a crazy genius' rural home, is a fascinating invention that feels completely genuine but alien, thanks to Alicia Vikander's subtle and otherworldly portrayal.