Adaptation.

Audience emotional responses for 'Adaptation.' are primarily driven by its unique blend of comedy and drama. Humor is prominent, stemming from Charlie Kaufman's awkwardness, the absurdities of the screenwriting process, and the over-the-top character of Donald. Empathy and Melancholy are deeply felt, reflecting Charlie's profound insecurity, writer's block, and existential angst. Anxiety, Confusion, and Curiosity are significant due to the film's meta-narrative, blurring of reality and fiction, and the audience's engagement in deciphering its unconventional plot and themes of creativity and self-discovery.