The Mask

The Mask (1995) primarily evokes strong **Humor** due to its manic, reality-bending protagonist and Jim Carrey's iconic performance, heavily leveraging its 'Animation' genre for exaggerated visual gags. This leads to significant **Joy** and overall **Happiness** for the audience. The 'Action' and 'Adventure' elements contribute to high **Excitement** and **Anticipation** as viewers are constantly surprised by The Mask's unpredictable powers and his confrontations with villains, generating **Surprise** and **Awe** at the visual spectacle. The resolution of conflicts and the defeat of villains provide a satisfying sense of **Satisfaction**.