Cobb

Cobb (1994) primarily evokes strong negative emotions due to its portrayal of Ty Cobb as an angry, violent, racist, and misogynistic individual. Audiences will feel significant Anger, Disgust, and find the content Disturbing as the film unflinchingly reveals the dark side of a sports legend. The 'Drama' genre contributes to a pervasive sense of Sadness and Melancholy over Cobb's tragic character and grim childhood. Anxiety arises from the sports-writer Al Stump's moral dilemma, while Empathy is felt for Stump's struggle and, to a lesser extent, for the underlying pain in Cobb's past. Curiosity drives the audience to uncover the true story behind the public facade, mixed with a touch of Nostalgia for the historical baseball context, despite the disturbing revelations.