Payback

Payback (1999) elicits strong feelings of **Anger** due to the protagonist's brutal betrayal, driving his relentless quest for revenge. This fuels intense **Anticipation** and **Anxiety** as audiences follow Porter's dangerous journey through a corrupt and violent underworld. The film's depiction of this criminal world, rife with torture and depravity, creates a significant sense of being **Disturbing**. Despite Porter's morally ambiguous nature, his pursuit of what's owed to him can evoke **Empathy**, while moments of his cunning and success provide **Satisfaction**.