Blast from the Past

The audience's primary emotional response to 'Blast from the Past' is **Humor**, stemming from Adam's innocent and anachronistic interactions with the modern world after 35 years in a bomb shelter. This is strongly supported by feelings of **Love** as the central romance between Adam and Eve blossoms, and general **Joy** and **Happiness** derived from the film's heartwarming and optimistic tone. **Empathy** is significant, as viewers connect with Adam's earnest attempts to navigate an unfamiliar society, while **Nostalgia** is evoked by the contrast between his 1960s upbringing and contemporary life. **Hope** is also prominent, reflecting the audience's desire for Adam's successful adaptation and a positive outcome for his relationships.