THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK
The mind-body problem may be one of the biggest wastes of time in all philosophy—but it's a pretty great origin for a soulless mechanical monster. The Colossus of New York remains one of the 1950s' most memorable science fiction films.
1958
Directed by Eugene Lourie
Written by Thelma Schnee and Willis Goldbeck
With John Baragray (Dr. Henry Spensser), Otto Kruger (Dr. William Spensser), Ross Martin (Dr. Jeremy Spensser), Mala Powers (Anne Spensser), Charles Hebert (Billy Spensser), Robert Hutton (Dr. John Carrington), and Ed Wolff (The Colossus)
Spoiler alert: moderate
