Oscar

Oscar (1991) is primarily a farcical comedy, and audience emotional responses are dominated by humor, joy, and happiness derived from the rapid-fire misunderstandings and escalating chaos as Snaps Provolone attempts to go straight. Confusion is a significant emotion due to the intricate plot of mistaken identities and absurd situations. While classified as a crime comedy, the 'crime' elements primarily serve as a backdrop for comedic anxiety and anticipation rather than generating serious fear or anger, making the overall emotional experience lighthearted and entertaining.