War of the Buttons

Audience emotional responses for War of the Buttons (2011) are primarily characterized by a strong sense of **Humor**, derived from the playful and often silly nature of the boys' "war" tactics involving wooden swords, rotten fruit, and button-snatching. This is complemented by significant feelings of **Joy** and **Excitement** as viewers are drawn into the children's adventurous escapades and rivalries. A general sense of **Happiness** pervades the film, reflecting the lighthearted and positive portrayal of childhood. For adult audiences, **Nostalgia** is a key emotion, evoking memories of their own youthful adventures and the universal experience of growing up. Additionally, **Love** emerges through the budding romance and camaraderie among the children, while **Empathy** is felt for the characters, particularly Lebrac as he navigates personal challenges amidst the backdrop of their village rivalry and the subtle undertones of the wartime setting.