This book examines the convergent paths of the Internet and the US military. The history of the Internet combines the camp with an analysis of a number of popular Hollywood films to track how the Internet's introduction to the war movie is changed.

How films often work as one of the largest military-industrial-media networks - Entertainment and Total War Machine. The book analyzes and analyzes the representations of the Internet in the famous Hollywood cinema, arguing that such illustrations of digitally linked technologies promote the post-inhuman health safety that fuels the relationship between the biological and technological aspects of that audience and puts the "human" components hierarchically at the top.

Such films and films must be replaced by a critical post-humanity movement that challenges public relations and technologies, as well as providing critical tools that can be applied to understanding and perhaps resistance to modern warfare.