Dragon Heat

Audience emotional responses for 'Dragon Heat' are primarily driven by its Action, Adventure, and Crime genres. Viewers would experience high **Excitement** during the intense combat sequences, such as the convoy attack and urban warfare. **Anticipation** would build as the Interpol team tracks down the ruthless terrorists, Petros Davinci and his enforcers. **Anxiety** would be prevalent due to the constant danger faced by the agents and the formidable nature of the villains. **Anger** would be directed towards the antagonists for their violent acts and revenge plot. There would be **Satisfaction** when the heroes achieve breakthroughs or succeed in their mission. **Empathy** would be felt for the characters, particularly the veteran cop Kong Long as he overcomes his personal struggles to lead the team, and for the young agents facing lethal threats. Elements of the plot, especially the villains' ruthlessness, would evoke a sense of being **Disturbing**. **Surprise** would arise from unexpected attacks and plot developments, while **Fear** would be present for the safety of the protagonists. Finally, **Hope** for the Interpol team's ultimate success and **Inspiration** from Kong Long's character arc would also contribute to the emotional landscape.