I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v. Michelle Carter

As a true-crime documentary, 'I Love You, Now Die' primarily elicits strong negative and investigative emotions. 'Disturbing' is the most prominent, reflecting the unsettling nature of the case. This is closely followed by 'Sadness,' 'Anger,' 'Disgust,' and 'Anxiety,' stemming from the tragic events and the controversial legal proceedings. 'Guilt,' 'Empathy,' 'Confusion,' 'Melancholy,' and 'Curiosity' are also significant, as viewers grapple with the motivations, legal complexities, and the overall somber tone of the narrative. Emotions like 'Joy,' 'Love,' and 'Humor' are minimal, as expected for such a serious subject.