Kite

Kite (1998) elicits strong negative emotional responses due to its graphic violence, sexual themes, and bleak narrative, despite its 'Animation, Action, Adventure' genre classification. Viewers primarily experience a high degree of **Disturbing** content, coupled with intense **Anxiety** for the protagonist's perilous life and the morally ambiguous situations. **Disgust** is prominent due to the explicit nature of the violence and exploitation. Underlying these are feelings of **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Sawa's tragic past and her grim existence as a child assassin. While action sequences provide some **Excitement** and **Anticipation**, these are often overshadowed by the pervasive sense of dread and the grim reality of the vigilante justice depicted, leading to minimal positive emotions like joy or hope.