Pinocchio

Pinocchio (1940) is characterized by a strong blend of cautionary tales and heartwarming themes. The dominant emotions are **Fear**, **Sadness**, **Anxiety**, and **Disturbing**, reflecting Pinocchio's perilous journey, the consequences of his choices, and the unsettling sequences like Pleasure Island and Monstro. Counterbalancing these are significant feelings of **Love**, **Inspiration**, and **Hope**, stemming from Geppetto's unwavering affection and Pinocchio's ultimate quest for redemption and self-improvement.