But a cruder emotion is at work too - fear.
Because when it comes to the idea that big events can have small causes, economists -- who ought to have a simpler problem, because they deal with the cruder emotions -- have been there and done that, repeatedly, for 60 years or more.
Wan's action photography draws its power not only from technique but from the throb of crude and pure emotion that underpins it like a bass line.
Raw fear, an embrace of crude appeals to emotion and cultural pride -- and high-def hucksters from the media, the halls of Congress and financial sharks willing and eager to make a buck off those fears in the name of a political revolution.
Gray renders classical cinema even more monumental and painterly than the works at its source, but the solidity of his frames is broken by the crude, indelicate, furious emotions under the surface.
Although they're somewhat crude, they reflect raw emotion and seamlessly blend comedy and pain.
But if the script initially upends tired clichés by blending crude humor and genuine emotion, it soon buckles under the weight of too many false notes.
The trauma her monologue describes – and which she acts with powerful emotion – is in crude contrast to Maxim's spoilt attitude.
We experience emotions at the crude stage of our human development, while feelings appear when we begin to refine our sensibilities.
'It was a brilliant fit to use such beautiful music to fill out that kind of heightened emotion and all the crude language that comes out of it,' says Morris.
