The Mummy

The Mummy (1932) is primarily driven by **Love** and **Fear**, stemming from Imhotep's tragic devotion and the terror he unleashes. **Sadness** and **Anxiety** are prominent, reflecting the doomed romance and constant suspense. The film also evokes **Anticipation**, a sense of the **Disturbing**, and **Melancholy** for a lost past, alongside **Curiosity** and **Awe** for its ancient Egyptian mystery.