Escape from the Planet of the Apes

As an Action film, "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" is dominated by **Excitement**, **Anticipation**, and **Anxiety**, reflecting the apes' perilous journey and the escalating human conflict. Beyond the core action, the narrative evokes significant **Fear** and **Sadness** due to the persecution of the intelligent apes and the tragic implications for their future. **Empathy** is also prominent, drawing viewers into the plight of Cornelius and Zira, while **Surprise** and **Confusion** arise from the cultural clash between the apes and 1970s humanity. The underlying themes of prejudice and survival also contribute to feelings of **Anger** and a sense of the **Disturbing**.