Death Wish: The Face of Death

As the final installment of the 'Death Wish' series, this film primarily evokes strong emotions related to vengeance and justice. The audience experiences significant **Anger** (5) alongside Paul Kersey due to the brutal murder of his fiancée and the perceived failure of the police. This anger fuels **Excitement** (12) and **Anticipation** (11) during the action sequences as Kersey systematically hunts down the criminals. There's a profound sense of **Sadness** (3) stemming from the initial tragedy that sets the plot in motion. **Anxiety** (13) builds during tense confrontations and as Kersey faces dangerous adversaries. Despite his violent methods, **Empathy** (17) is felt for Kersey's grief and his desperate quest for retribution. The film's violent content and criminal acts contribute to a **Disturbing** (26) atmosphere, while the ultimate success of Kersey's vigilante mission provides a sense of **Satisfaction** (19). A lingering **Melancholy** (24) reflects the grim cycle of violence Kersey cannot escape.