The Foreigner

The emotional landscape of 'The Foreigner' is dominated by the intense drive for revenge following a profound loss. **Anxiety**, **Anticipation**, and **Excitement** are paramount, fueled by Quan's relentless, dangerous pursuit of justice through a cat-and-mouse game and thrilling action sequences. Deep **Anger** at the senseless act of terrorism and profound **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Quan's personal tragedy underpin his desperate vendetta. The unraveling political conspiracy also elicits **Surprise**, **Curiosity**, and a sense of the **Disturbing** nature of the events, culminating in moments of **Satisfaction** as Quan achieves his grim objectives.