1492: Conquest of Paradise

The audience's emotional response to '1492: Conquest of Paradise' is heavily influenced by its dramatic portrayal of historical events. Dominant emotions include Sadness, Empathy, Anger, and Melancholy, stemming from the film's focus on the 'disastrous effects the Europeans had on the original inhabitants.' There's also significant Awe and Curiosity evoked by the grand scale of discovery and the visual spectacle of the New World. Disgust and Disturbing feelings arise from the depicted actions and their consequences, while Guilt reflects the historical implications. Anticipation, Excitement, and Inspiration are present, capturing the initial adventurous spirit of Columbus's journey, though these are ultimately tempered by the unfolding tragedy and its somber historical weight.