The Osiris Child

Audience emotional responses for 'The Osiris Child' are primarily driven by its Action, Adventure, and Drama genres, combined with its plot involving a desperate rescue mission amidst a global crisis. High percentages of **Excitement**, **Anticipation**, and **Anxiety** reflect the 'race against time' narrative and the dangers faced by the protagonists. The 'haunted past' of Sy Lombrok and the emotional stakes of saving Kane's daughter contribute significantly to **Sadness**, **Empathy**, and **Melancholy**. **Hope** is present as characters strive for success, while **Anger** is directed towards the antagonist, Exor. **Love** is evident through the paternal bond. Other emotions like **Fear**, **Curiosity**, and **Disturbing** elements add to the tension and world-building. Positive emotions such as **Satisfaction** and **Relief** are present but in smaller proportions, consistent with the film's moderate IMDB rating, suggesting a challenging journey with a mixed emotional payoff.