Scoop

Scoop, as a 'Comedy, Crime, Fantasy' film, primarily elicits high levels of **Humor**, **Joy**, and **Happiness** due to its witty dialogue, comedic situations, and the characteristic style of Woody Allen. The central mystery of the serial killer, combined with the supernatural element of a ghost providing clues, drives significant **Curiosity** and **Anticipation** in the audience. While the crime aspect introduces a light **Anxiety**, it's consistently tempered by the comedic tone. Moments of **Surprise** arise from plot twists and the fantastical elements, leading to **Relief** and **Satisfaction** as the investigation progresses. The romantic subplot also contributes to feelings of **Love** and **Confusion** as the protagonist navigates her feelings for the prime suspect.