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As a teen-romance from Federico Moccia, the film attempts to evoke emotions typical of the genre, such as Love, Joy, Happiness, and Hope. However, the extremely low IMDB rating (4.2/10) strongly indicates that the film largely failed to deliver these positive experiences effectively. Consequently, while Love remains the highest emotion, it is tempered. A significant portion of the audience likely experienced negative emotions, with Disgust being notably high, suggesting a strong negative reaction to the film's poor execution, cringeworthy moments, or unconvincing plot. Anger and Confusion also feature prominently, reflecting frustration and a lack of clarity, while any intended Humor may have fallen flat or been perceived as unintentional. The overall emotional response is a mixed bag, leaning heavily towards disappointment and dissatisfaction despite the romantic premise.