Henry V

Henry V (1989), as a Biography, Drama, and History film, primarily evokes **Inspiration** through King Henry's powerful leadership and the iconic St. Crispin's Day speech, leading his outnumbered English forces to victory. **Empathy** is strongly felt for Henry's personal struggles and the immense burden of command, as well as for the plight of the soldiers facing overwhelming odds. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflect the grim realities and human cost of war, while **Anxiety** builds tension leading up to the climactic Battle of Agincourt. The film also elicits **Awe** for its historical grandeur and the sheer scale of the conflict, culminating in **Satisfaction** and **Relief** at the hard-won triumph.