Hollywoodland

As a biographical crime drama, 'Hollywoodland' primarily elicits **Sadness** and **Melancholy** due to the tragic life and mysterious death of George Reeves, highlighting his struggles with typecasting and unfulfilled dreams. **Empathy** is strongly felt for both Reeves' personal torment and the private investigator Louis Simo's determined, yet challenging, pursuit of the truth. The central crime mystery drives significant **Curiosity**, **Anxiety**, and **Anticipation** as the audience follows Simo's investigation through conflicting accounts and the dark underbelly of Hollywood, leading to a sense of the **Disturbing** nature of the events. There's also a notable element of **Nostalgia** for the golden age of Hollywood, albeit tinged with its inherent darkness and corruption.