Dollhouse

The movie "Dollhouse" elicits strong emotional responses primarily centered around its core concept of mind-wiped individuals. **Disturbing** is a dominant emotion due to the ethical horror of human exploitation, loss of identity, and the chilling nature of the "Dollhouse" facility itself. This is closely followed by **Anxiety**, as viewers are constantly on edge about the safety and fate of the "dolls," particularly Echo, and the precariousness of their existence. **Empathy** is profoundly felt for the victims, especially Echo, as she struggles to regain her self-awareness and identity against an oppressive system. **Sadness** arises from the tragic circumstances of the "dolls" and the bleak reality of their lives. The intricate plot and the mystery surrounding the organization and its motives generate significant **Anticipation** and **Curiosity**. Finally, a pervasive sense of **Melancholy** underscores the series, reflecting the somber themes of lost humanity and the struggle for freedom.