Baby Driver

Baby Driver elicits a primary emotional response of **Anxiety** due to the protagonist's constant peril within the dangerous crime world and the unpredictable nature of his crew. This is closely followed by **Excitement** and **Anticipation** stemming from the film's signature high-octane car chases, meticulously choreographed action sequences, and the suspense of Baby's escape attempts. **Empathy** is a significant emotion, as audiences connect with Baby's sympathetic character, his desire for freedom, and his struggle against his circumstances. The central romance also evokes strong feelings of **Love** and **Hope** for Baby's future with Debora. Underlying these are feelings of **Anger** towards the ruthless antagonists and a sense of the **Disturbing** nature of the criminal underworld.