15/ I don't like all the modern elegant (more like tiaras or EEG) systems in the movies, so we'll finish here with one MRI like, TOTAL RECALL!

14/ This Canadian Robocop (Vindicator) is really scary, besides, I don't think you can just put your brain in plastic

13/ Perhaps a couple more invasive ones, for example, how can you sleep with this in your head? And how to wear a hat?

12/ Looks brutal(Johnny mnemonic 1994). This and the matrix are my favorite loaded designs (lots of wires, hardware and other stuff)

11/ This is opposite, good style, you can see right away that only the frontal lobes are needed (Surrogates 2009) I also think this is a reference to Schwarzenegger's BCI from the movie 6th day

10/ Want to dive into VR and become a genius in your garage? This is Lawnmower Man movie, pure trash

9/ Back to the early OPM era, the bulb lights inside make everything cooler pls add them to real MEG

8/ Brainstorm (1983) - this according to the plot records experiences and memories, cool and stylish but I have a question why two staples on the sides?

7/ It's a head drying or maybe brainwashing, who knows, but it looks cool for 50s

6/ Old and clean. They were able to transfer consciousness in Metropolis using only 3 electrodes and this was in 1927, impressive

5/ My top 1, legend from Ghostbusters, you can still make pasta using this

2/ Well, quite a few movies use BCI or something similar, and I didn't include magical objects like the sorting hat from Harry Potter

1/ There is a private cinema museum in Lyon, the owner collects various artifacts from movies. Among them is a part of Johnny Depp's (fake) head with electrodes from the Transcendence. I wondered how often BCI devices like this are used in sci-fi films and series (and my own top of them below)