Alice

Alice (1988), despite its 'Animation, Adventure, Fantasy' genres, is a profoundly unsettling and surreal adaptation. Audience emotional responses are heavily dominated by **Disturbing** and **Confusion** due to its grotesque stop-motion animation, illogical narrative, and pervasive bizarre elements. **Anxiety** and **Fear** are prominent as Alice navigates a disorienting and often threatening Wonderland. **Disgust** is evoked by the visceral, organic, and often decaying animated creatures. While there's a strong sense of **Curiosity** and a dark **Awe** for the unique artistic vision, traditional positive emotions like joy or happiness are minimal, replaced by a pervasive sense of unease and **Melancholy**.