As a gritty Action, Crime, and Drama film, 'On the Job' primarily elicits a strong sense of Anxiety due to the constant danger and moral dilemmas faced by its characters. Sadness and Empathy are deeply felt as the audience witnesses the struggles of individuals caught in a cycle of violence and corruption, striving to survive for their loved ones. Anger and a feeling of being Disturbing arise from the pervasive injustice, the brutal realities of the criminal underworld, and the depiction of systemic corruption. Anticipation and a degree of Excitement are present during the intense action sequences and the build-up to inevitable confrontations, though these are often tempered by the film's overall grim and melancholic tone.
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