Enemy of the State

Audience emotional responses for 'Enemy of the State' are dominated by high levels of **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** as Robert Dean's life is systematically dismantled by a powerful, unseen government agency, creating a constant sense of dread and uncertainty. **Excitement** is also prominent due to the numerous high-octane chase sequences and confrontations. **Fear** arises from the pervasive surveillance and the overwhelming threat posed by the corrupt NSA. As the plot unfolds, there's a strong sense of **Surprise** from unexpected twists and the sheer scale of the conspiracy, culminating in **Satisfaction** when Dean and Brill finally turn the tables on their pursuers.