Always

Always (1989), a blend of Drama, Fantasy, and Romance, primarily evokes strong feelings of **Love** and **Sadness** due to the central romantic relationship and the profound grief following Pete's death. Audiences experience deep **Empathy** for Dorinda's struggle to move on, coupled with a sense of **Melancholy** reflecting the bittersweet nature of enduring love beyond life. The fantasy element introduces **Hope** and **Inspiration** as Pete guides Dorinda from the afterlife, leading to moments of **Joy** and **Happiness** as she finds a path forward. There's also **Anticipation** and **Anxiety** related to the dangerous firefighting job and Dorinda's emotional journey, alongside **Awe** for the aerial sequences and the spiritual connection.