Trumbo

Audience emotional responses for 'Trumbo' are primarily driven by the film's portrayal of historical injustice and personal resilience. **Empathy** is high as viewers connect with Dalton Trumbo's struggle against the oppressive Hollywood blacklist. This leads to significant **Anger** at the absurdity and unfairness of the system and its enforcers. **Inspiration** is a core emotion, stemming from Trumbo's unwavering wit, determination, and eventual triumph over adversity. There is also a notable sense of **Sadness** reflecting the personal and professional hardships endured by Trumbo and his family. Moments of **Anxiety** are present as Trumbo navigates the dangers of working secretly, while ultimate **Satisfaction** and **Relief** are felt as the blacklist crumbles and justice prevails. The film's depiction of Trumbo's sharp intellect and humor also elicits **Humor** from the audience, providing a balance to the dramatic tension.