User: Hello.
Assistant: Hello, how are you today?
User: I am good. I want to see a movie tonight. There are five of us. I would like to see what is available.
Assistant: And you are in Spring Hills, Kansas?
User: Yes, we are. Either theater, the Cinemark of the AMC. We want to see something family oriented. Nothing over PG-13.
Assistant: Okay, I'll check that for you.
User: Thank you.
Assistant: No problem! Okay, currently we have three films that fit that criteria.
User: What are they and could you tell me a little about them?
Assistant: The first film is Not My Problem a Comedy that is rated PG-13. It has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 72%. A troubled teen tries to convince his depressed elderly neighbor that things are not what they seem. This film stars Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp.
User: Okay, that sounds good. And the next two?
Assistant: The next two are Beyond The Storm an Action film that is rated PG-13. It shows a Rotten Tomatoes score of 81%. Fishing the North Sea gets ugly as Captain JohnÃ¢ÂÂs crew faces not only severe weather but a traitor on board. This film is directed by James Cameron. The next film is Backcountry a Documentary that is rated G. It has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 91%. Explore Yosemite in all its glory in this award winning film that delves into the wonders of one of the United StateÃ¢ÂÂs most iconic national parks.
User: Those are good choices. Where is Beyond the Storm playing and is there a show around 8:00 pm and how much is that for five people?
Assistant: Beyond the Storm is at the Cinemark Downtown. There is an 8:30 pm showing tonight and the total cost for five people is thirty five dollars. Does that sound okay?
User: Yeah, that's good. So, that will be thirty five dollars for the 8:30 pm showing of Beyond the Storm, tonight, at the Cinemark Downtown. Yes, go ahead and book that.
Assistant: One second please.
User: Thank you.
Assistant: Okay, your tickets are confirmed and theyÃ¢ÂÂve been sent to your email address. Is there anything else I can help you with?