Barbershop

The audience primarily experiences **Humor**, **Joy**, and **Happiness** from the lively banter, witty exchanges, and colorful personalities within the barbershop, characteristic of its comedic genre. Underlying these are strong dramatic emotions such as **Empathy** for the characters' personal struggles (like Ricky's past or Terri's relationship), **Sadness** and **Melancholy** stemming from Calvin's initial disregard for his father's legacy and the potential loss of the community hub. Ultimately, the film evokes **Inspiration** and **Hope** as Calvin embraces his heritage and the characters navigate their challenges, leading to a sense of **Relief** and **Nostalgia** for the enduring spirit of the barbershop.