Ripley's Game

Audience emotional responses for 'Ripley's Game' are primarily driven by a pervasive sense of **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** as Tom Ripley's manipulative 'game' unfolds, drawing an innocent man into a world of crime. **Empathy** and **Sadness** are strongly felt for Jonathan Trevanny, a dying man exploited for his desperate circumstances. The film evokes **Curiosity** about Ripley's motives and the outcome of his psychological experiment, alongside a **Disturbing** feeling from the cold-blooded manipulation and violence. **Fear** is present due to the inherent dangers of the criminal underworld and the threat to Jonathan's life.