She's All That

The audience's primary emotional responses to 'She's All That' are dominated by **Humor**, driven by the witty dialogue, situational comedy of high school life, and the awkwardness of the 'makeover' process. **Joy** and **Love** are central, stemming from the blossoming romance between Zack and Laney, the satisfaction of seeing the underdog thrive, and the overall feel-good nature of the story. **Happiness** is prevalent as the plot progresses towards its positive resolution. Secondary emotions include **Hope** for Laney's transformation and the success of the relationship, **Relief** when conflicts are resolved and the truth comes out, and **Anticipation** as the audience waits to see if the bet will be revealed and how the romance will unfold. There's also a touch of **Empathy** for Laney's initial struggles and **Inspiration** from her journey of self-discovery.