The Haunted Mansion

As a 'Comedy, Family, Fantasy' film, 'The Haunted Mansion' primarily elicits **Humor** through Eddie Murphy's performance and the lighthearted approach to its supernatural elements. This is strongly supported by feelings of **Joy** and **Happiness** as the Evers family navigates the spooky mansion and ultimately resolves its mysteries. **Curiosity** and **Anticipation** are key drivers, keeping the audience engaged in uncovering the mansion's secrets and Sara's unexpected connection to its past. While there are elements of mild **Fear** and **Anxiety** from the ghostly encounters, these are generally played for comedic effect or light suspense, often leading to **Relief** and **Surprise**. The underlying theme of **Love** for family and the tragic backstory of Edward Gracey add depth, evoking **Empathy** and a touch of **Sadness** or **Melancholy** that is ultimately resolved with a sense of **Satisfaction**.