Wild Bill

Wild Bill (1995) primarily evokes a strong sense of Sadness and Melancholy due to its tragic biographical narrative, told in flashback from a graveside perspective, culminating in Wild Bill Hickok's fated end. This is coupled with significant Empathy for the legendary but flawed protagonist. The 'Action' genre contributes to Excitement and Anticipation during gunfights and tense confrontations, alongside a degree of Anxiety as his tragic destiny unfolds. Nostalgia is prominent given the film's biographical, flashback structure, reflecting on a bygone era and a legendary life. Finally, Love plays a crucial role as it directly leads to the protagonist's ultimate tragedy.