Bobby

The movie "Bobby" evokes a profound sense of Sadness and Melancholy, primarily due to the tragic historical event of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination that serves as its climax, and the dashed hopes it represents. Empathy is a strong emotion, as the film intricately weaves together the personal stories and struggles of diverse characters at the Ambassador Hotel, allowing the audience to deeply connect with their individual experiences in a tumultuous era. A pervasive sense of Anxiety builds throughout, stemming from the audience's historical awareness of the impending tragedy and the general social unrest of the late 1960s. Despite the somber tone, Inspiration and Hope are also significant, drawn from RFK's powerful speeches and his vision for a better society, which stands in stark contrast to the film's ultimate, disturbing conclusion. Nostalgia for the historical period also contributes to the complex emotional landscape.