Camp

Audience emotional responses for 'Camp (2003)' are primarily driven by its blend of comedy, musical, and drama. Humor is a dominant emotion, stemming from the quirky characters, the exaggerated musical theater setting, and the lighthearted approach to the 'misfit' theme. Joy and Happiness are central, reflecting the exuberance of the musical performances, the camaraderie among the campers, and the overall positive atmosphere of finding a place where one belongs. Empathy and Sadness are significant due to the dramatic subplots, particularly the struggles of characters like Michael with his parents, Bert Hanley's cynicism, and Jenna's challenging home situation. Viewers connect with these characters' vulnerabilities and root for their success. Inspiration and Hope arise as the characters overcome personal obstacles, express themselves through art, and learn valuable life lessons, culminating in satisfying resolutions. Excitement and Anticipation are generated by the frequent musical numbers and the build-up to performances.