We Own the Night

We Own the Night, a gritty Action, Crime, and Drama film, primarily evokes strong feelings of Anxiety due to the constant threat and escalating violence in 1980s Brooklyn. Sadness is prominent, stemming from the significant personal losses and tragic consequences faced by the characters caught between law enforcement and the criminal underworld. Empathy is high, as audiences connect with Bobby's moral dilemmas and the family's struggle for survival. The film also generates Excitement and Anticipation through its intense action sequences and the uncertainty of the characters' fates, while Anger and Disturbing feelings arise from the rampant crime, violence, and injustice depicted.