The film "Titus" is a brutal and unflinching adaptation of Shakespeare's most violent tragedy. As a Drama, History, and Thriller, audience emotional responses are overwhelmingly negative and intense. Disturbing is a primary emotion, reflecting the graphic depictions of mutilation, rape, and cannibalism. This is closely followed by Disgust at the horrific acts and Sadness for the profound suffering and tragic downfall of the characters, particularly Titus and Lavinia. Anger and Anxiety are also highly prevalent, driven by the relentless cycle of revenge, injustice, and the constant threat of violence. Empathy is evoked for the victims caught in this maelstrom, while a pervasive sense of Melancholy underscores the bleak and tragic narrative.
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