King Kong

The dominant emotions for King Kong (1933) are Fear, Anxiety, and Disturbing, reflecting its horror genre and the terrifying presence of the giant ape. Awe is equally prominent, driven by the groundbreaking spectacle of Kong, the mysterious Skull Island, and the film's pioneering special effects. Excitement and Anticipation capture the adventurous expedition and the thrilling encounters. Underlying these are Love and Empathy, highlighting the tragic bond between Ann Darrow and Kong, and the audience's eventual sympathy for the magnificent, yet doomed, beast.