The Greatest Movie Ever Sold

The audience's primary emotional response to 'The Greatest Movie Ever Sold' is driven by its unique blend of documentary and comedic elements. Humor is paramount, stemming from Morgan Spurlock's satirical approach and the inherent absurdities of the advertising world he exposes through his meta-narrative. This is complemented by strong Curiosity, as viewers are engaged in learning about the pervasive influence of branding and how the film itself is financed. Joy and Happiness are present due to the film's entertaining and often lighthearted tone, even when addressing serious topics. There's also an element of Surprise from the revelations about corporate deals and a sense of Satisfaction from the film's clever execution and insightful commentary. Underlying these are mild feelings of Disgust and Anger towards the manipulative aspects of advertising, balanced by the film's overall engaging and thought-provoking presentation.