Hotel Transylvania

As an 'Animation, Comedy, Family' film, "Hotel Transylvania" primarily evokes strong feelings of Humor, driven by its fast-paced slapstick, witty dialogue, and the comedic subversion of classic monster tropes. This is closely followed by Joy and Happiness, stemming from the celebratory birthday setting, the budding romance between Mavis and Jonathan, and the overall heartwarming resolution. Love is a central emotion, particularly Dracula's deep parental affection for Mavis and the developing romantic bond. While minor moments of Anxiety arise from Dracula's attempts to hide Jonathan, and brief Sadness or Anger occur during misunderstandings, these are quickly resolved, leading to a sense of Relief and Satisfaction by the film's conclusion. The fantastical monster world also contributes to Excitement and Surprise.