The Big Blue, a blend of Adventure, Drama, and Sport, primarily evokes a deep sense of Sadness and Melancholy due to its poignant exploration of human limits, the tragic consequences of obsession, and Jacques' ultimate, almost spiritual, connection to the ocean that transcends human relationships. Empathy is strongly felt for the characters' struggles and their profound bond. The film also generates significant Awe through its stunning underwater cinematography and the extraordinary physiological capabilities of Jacques. Excitement and Anticipation arise from the intense diving competitions and the escalating rivalry between Enzo and Jacques, while Inspiration comes from their dedication to pushing human boundaries. Underlying these are elements of Love (Johanna's for Jacques) and Anxiety as the dives become increasingly dangerous.
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