The Old Man & the Gun

The emotional responses to 'The Old Man & the Gun' are primarily driven by its unique blend of comedy, biography, and crime. Audiences experience significant Humor, Joy, and Happiness from the charming and often whimsical portrayal of Forrest Tucker's life and his audacious, non-violent heists. Empathy and Love are strong as viewers connect with Tucker's character, his unwavering commitment to his 'craft,' and his tender relationship with Jewel. There's also a notable sense of Nostalgia, particularly given Robert Redford's final performance and the film's reflective tone on aging and a life lived on one's own terms. Anticipation and Satisfaction arise from the clever execution of the robberies and Tucker's ability to evade capture, creating a lighthearted yet engaging crime narrative.