Jack and the Beanstalk

As an Adventure, Comedy, and Family film, Jack and the Beanstalk (2009) primarily aims to evoke positive and lighthearted emotions. Humor, Joy, and Happiness are central, driven by the whimsical plot elements like the 'Computer of Wonder' and the transformed goose sidekick, as well as Jack's comedic struggles to avoid failing fairy tale school. The adventure aspect contributes significantly to Excitement and Anticipation as Jack climbs the magic beanstalk and faces the Giant. Curiosity and Surprise are also prominent due to the magical elements, the new world above, and Jillian's 'hidden agenda.' Underlying these are feelings of Hope and Relief as Jack strives to succeed and ultimately overcomes his challenges, leading to Satisfaction. While there's a mild sense of Anxiety from the threat of failure and the 'evil Giant,' these are kept light to maintain the family-friendly tone, with minimal negative emotions like fear or sadness. The classic fairy tale setting also subtly evokes Nostalgia for some viewers.