Robot Movies

In a future wasteland world, genius AI engineer Clara is devastated when her ex, Marcus, turns her warm companion robots into cold service tools. She quits and takes PWL-000, a Reject Robot slated for destruction. Little does she know, it holds a massive secret.

A time‑traveler, Ethan Cross builds a mech for his daughter, rises through the military industry, and helps his nation become a technological power.

Humanity has been exiled to an endless highway—a brutal survival game where every player gets a lonely road, a random vehicle, and one rule: drive, scavenge, and survive the horrors that come at night. Starting with a non-combat cleaning robot, Ethan Chance awakens the Creator System—an ability to evolve, upgrade, and combine any item. His first move? Turning his non-combat cleaning robot into a fully armed war machine. Ranked by daily mileage, he braves disasters, dangers and high-risk dungeons, dominates leaderboards and survives.

Reese Calder orders a custom companion android, 006, with the face of Nolan Vance, her spoiled, maddening lifelong rival. By day, 006 cooks, cleans, and kneels when she says, "Down." By night, he breaks every command and makes her forget he is supposed to be a machine. Then Kindred Care texts: "Your companion hasn't shipped yet." Nolan calls it a prank. Miles calls it suicide: "If Reese finds the truth, you're done." But Reese finds the truth anyway, and now the liar is still kneeling.

Centuries after the extinction of human civilization — perhaps even longer — Earth no longer belongs to humankind. The once-thriving cities have crumbled into ruins, skyscrapers swallowed by yellow sand, steel forests reduced to derelict remnants where mechanical life now roosts. Football stadiums, subway tunnels, factories, city squares — the relics of human civilization still lie scattered across the world like the last embers left behind after a great fire, silently bearing witness to an era that no one remembers anymore. The world now belongs to the machines. They think, they communicate, they build organizations. They know friendship, faith, hatred, and dreams. Yet the vast majority of them have no idea what "humans" ever were — let alone why they themselves came into existence. The world has entered a new epoch of mechanical civilization. And this age would later be known as:After the Embers

Ella Carter orders a pleasure robot with the face of Julian Cross, the ruthless boss who humiliates her at work. Every night, she collars 757, forces him to kneel, and makes that cruel mouth serve her instead. Then Julian walks into a meeting wearing the same slap mark and bite wounds she left on her robot. As 757 grows jealous, defiant, and disturbingly human, Ella must uncover whether her fantasy has copied her boss, or whether the real man has been obeying her all along.

Wealthy heiress Vanessa grows tired of her husband Ethan's lack of spark, so she leaves him for her robot boyfriend and coldly commits Ethan to an AI re-education facility for "upgrading." Three years later, Ethan returns—cold, mechanical, and hollow. Manipulated by her robot lover 233, Vanessa torments Ethan at every turn, treating him like a malfunctioning machine. But when an AI ethics officer uncovers the truth and helps Ethan track down his long-lost biological parents—who turn out to be billionaires—the officer exposes Vanessa's cruelty in public. Abandoned by everyone, Vanessa watches as Ethan seizes control of the empire and rises from the ashes, a man reborn.

In 2100, volcanic upheavals awaken colossal monsters, pushing humanity to the brink. Nations race to build giant intelligent mechs. Titan Group is closest to success—thanks to chief engineer and world-class hacker Bryan Smith. But on acting chairwoman Alexandra Sloan’s first day, she mistakes Bryan for a useless connection hire and fires him for sleeping after an all-nighter. She elevates fraudulent engineer Ryan Smith instead. Ryan steals Bryan’s identity as “XOmaster,” his technology, and his achievements, even accusing Bryan of theft. Pushed to the edge, Bryan is recruited by Aurora Group’s chairwoman Alice Morgan with company shares and a $40 million salary. He builds his own mech: Savior. At the global launch, Ryan activates Titan—but a flaw Bryan warned about causes it to go out of control. The monsters return. Bryan activates Savior, overwhelms Titan, and turns the tide. Sloan realizes she threw away Titan’s greatest asset—and humanity’s real savior. Titan goes bankrupt. Bryan secures a military partnership and gets engaged to Alice.

Chloe is murdered by her husband Leonard and his mistress Eve, who posed as a companion robot. Reborn, she hosts a product expo to expose their affair, trapping Leonard into confessing on live TV. With a shrewd divorce deal, she seizes all his assets. She launches authentic AI Companion Robot 2.0, fends off smear attacks, and sends the conspirators to jail. Years later, Leonard and Eve destroy each other, while Chloe’s company flourishes.

Leo, a janitor from the slums of the Lower City, endures the ultimate humiliation of crawling between a bully's legs—all for one chance at a psychic aptitude test. When his palm touches the crystal, a pillar of light tears through the ceiling: Thunderbolt, the legendary mecha dormant for years, awakens as every machine in the hall kneels on one knee. With the hidden SSS-rank talent now awakened, the boy crushed under everyone's heels will pilot the strongest mecha ever built and shatter every sneer thrown at him—those who forced you to kneel will one day look up at you.