populations. The disease brought desperation among the people in the community. On the other
hand, the film Mad Max: Fury Road illustrates how Max Rockatansty, a survivor, in the nuclear
holocaust is made the supplier of blood for the sick war boy. Moreover, Max is strapped into
Nux’s car, to continue supplying blood for the to the sick war boy. In the film, it may not be able
to imagine how Max survives the condition. With clouds of dust, the mechanical impact, as well
as the psychological horror, inflicted, Max was steady and appeared normal. These conditions
were only possible in the presence of an imaginative mind. Unlike in the other film, the
conditions in this film do not match with the real-life conditions, despite illustrating the normal
activities.
The twentieth century marked the rapid the technological advancement in the United
States. The technology-enhanced more innovation and faster service delivery. In the film
Philadelphia, it was impossible for Beckett to hide his condition due to the automation of the
diagnostic services. Although the doctor tried to excuse himself during the case, it was obvious
that Miller would obtain the information since the diagnostic information was store at the hard
disk that would be easily reached by other users. The anthropology of science fiction is therefore
not applied in the film. On the other hand, the film Mad Max: Fury Road exemplifies how
technology increases the rate of service delivery. For instance, it was easy to save the lives of
the war boy amidst the war by using Max, a universal donor to be the blood bag. Despite the
possibility of the process, the time, nature and impact of the process do not match with the reality
of nature. This film illustrates the anthropology in science fiction, where technology overruns the
reality.
During the trial in the film “Philadelphia,” Beckett collapses during the trial, as the
pressure overwhelms his effort to sustain the weight of the facts. However, Becket later is voted
