The Yards

Based on its Crime, Drama, and Romance genres, "The Yards" primarily evokes a strong sense of **Anxiety** as Leo Handler navigates a treacherous world of corruption and betrayal after his release from prison. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** are deeply felt, reflecting the grim realities of the criminal underworld, Leo's personal struggles, and the pervasive moral decay. **Empathy** is prominent for Leo's desperate situation and the difficult choices he faces, while **Anger** and **Disgust** are directed at the systemic corruption and the betrayal he experiences. The film also elicits **Fear** as the stakes escalate and **Disturbing** elements arise from the violent consequences of the illicit activities. While a thread of **Hope** and **Love** exists, likely tied to his family and the romantic subplot with Erica, these are largely overshadowed by the dominant darker emotions inherent in its gritty crime drama core.