The Express

The Express, a biographical sports drama, primarily evokes a strong sense of Sadness due to the pervasive racial prejudice Ernie Davis faced and the tragic brevity of his life. Deep Empathy is felt for Davis as he navigates systemic discrimination and personal challenges. His resilience, athletic prowess, and fight for equality are highly Inspirational, showcasing his strength of character. A palpable Melancholy pervades, reflecting on the struggles of the Civil Rights era and the poignant loss of a promising life. Anger is a significant response to the blatant injustices and racism depicted. Despite the hardships, moments of athletic triumph and the pursuit of a national championship bring Excitement and Anticipation during game sequences, leading to Satisfaction when goals are achieved. The film also instills Hope for progress and change.