The Terminator depicts a young Arnold Schwarzeneggar as a ruthless killing machine sent back from the future. He is described by another character as "A cybernetic organism. Not a robot, but a cyborg. He's part man, part machine, the outside is living human tissue. It can't be bargained with or reasoned with, it doesn't feel pain or pity". I think this is a really inventive form of hybrid. Rather than typically just picking certain body parts to be made from machine, or having a realistic looking robot, the terminator actually is human on the outside with the core of a cyborg. He even visibly sweats. Obviously he starts out as a human/cyborg (i.e. he doesn't become the hybrid, like in District 9 or The Fly) but we still get to see a complete transformation from man to machine, as his human outerparts are gradually destroyed by guns and fire until all thats left is cyborg. I think this gives the character a lot more dimension than a typical 'robot', and again, makes me consider the different ways in which something can be a hybrid.