The Crow: City of Angels

Audience emotional responses for The Crow: City of Angels are heavily influenced by its dark revenge fantasy plot and Action, Crime, Fantasy genres. The primary emotion is **Anger**, driven by Ashe's brutal murder and his subsequent quest for vengeance against the drug kingpin Judah Earl. This is closely followed by **Sadness** and **Empathy**, stemming from the initial tragedy of Ashe and his son's death and the audience's connection to his profound loss and grim mission. **Anxiety** and a sense of the **Disturbing** are prevalent due to the violent nature of the crime world, the dark urban setting, and Ashe's often brutal methods of retribution. A pervasive **Melancholy** underscores the film, reflecting its gothic aesthetic and themes of death and loss. **Anticipation** and **Excitement** arise from the action sequences and the build-up to Ashe confronting his targets, leading to a degree of **Satisfaction** when justice is served.