The King of Comedy

The King of Comedy is a dark, psychological drama with comedic elements. The highest emotion is Humor (11%), reflecting its genre, though it's often uncomfortable or satirical. Disturbing (9%) and Anxiety (8%) are prominent, stemming from Rupert Pupkin's delusional obsession and the unsettling nature of his actions, particularly the kidnapping. Sadness (7%) and Melancholy (6%) capture the pathetic and somber undertones of Rupert's life. Envy (6%) is a key motivator for Rupert, while Empathy (6%) might be felt for both Rupert's delusion and Jerry Langford's predicament. Curiosity (5%), Anticipation (5%), and Surprise (4%) reflect the audience's engagement with the unpredictable narrative.