P.S.

Audience emotional responses for P.S. (2004) are primarily driven by its blend of Drama, Comedy, and subtle Fantasy elements. Love, Joy, and Happiness stem from the passionate, uninhibited affair between Louise and Scott, offering a sense of romantic fulfillment. However, this is deeply intertwined with Sadness, Nostalgia, and Melancholy, evoked by Louise's past loss of her 'one true love' and the uncanny resemblance of Scott, creating a poignant reflection on lost opportunities and lingering grief. Humor arises from the comedic relief provided by Louise's eccentric family and ex-husband, while Empathy is felt for Louise's journey of self-discovery and navigating complex relationships. Curiosity and Anxiety are present as viewers ponder Scott's true identity and motives, adding a layer of mystery to the romantic drama.