First Reformed

The audience's emotional responses to 'First Reformed' are primarily dominated by **Sadness** and **Melancholy**, reflecting Reverend Toller's profound grief, his battle with illness, and the film's somber exploration of faith and despair. A strong sense of **Anxiety** permeates the viewing experience, driven by Toller's internal turmoil, the escalating environmental concerns, and the psychological tension inherent in the 'Thriller' genre. Viewers feel deep **Empathy** for Toller's suffering and his existential crisis. The film's dark themes, particularly around environmental extremism and Toller's deteriorating state, contribute to a significant feeling of it being **Disturbing**, while **Fear** arises from the bleak outlook on humanity's future and the potential for radical actions. **Anger** and **Guilt** are also present, reflecting the characters' frustrations and Toller's personal burdens.