User: Hey. My wife's birthday is coming up, and I want to surprise her with movie ticktet. Can you help?
Assistant: Absolutely. What a great idea.
User: Yeah, well, truth be told I would really prefer to see "Underwater" but horror really isn't her thing.
Assistant: Hear you. I am guessing Sci-Fi is out too...
User: Yup. Although I have already seen "The Rise of Skywalker" so nothing lost there...
Assistant: Right. Well, we are showing "Little Women," based on the 1868 novel of the same name by Louisa May Alcott. We also have "Like a Boss," a romantic comedy.
User: Yeah. Not big on film adapted from classic novels. They never quite add up. The second one sounds fun. Tell me more.
Assistant: It stars Tiffany Haddish and Rose Byrne, who are running their own cosmetics company. However, they get a big offer from Salma Hayek and then chaos ensues.
User: Sounds horrifyingly predictable.
Assistant: Yeah. That is what critics said. But, if you don't mind animation, "Frozen II" and "Spies in Disguise" both got great reviews, and I have only heard great things from our clientele.
User: Hmmm. Anything else?
Assistant: The only other options that might fit are "Dolittle" and "Jumanji: The Next Level." They are both also geared toward the kid audience, but they might work.
User: Yeah. It is about a vet, right?
Assistant: Yes. And it stars Robert Downey, Jr.
User: That sounds ok. I think she might like that. Can you fill me in a little of the plot?
Assistant: Sure. But I have to warn you, it is a little fantasy-adventurish. Essentially, it is a reboot of the Doctor Dolittle films, in which the beleaguered vet travels about and has many adventures with animals.
User: You know. The more I think of it, the more I am sure she will like.
Assistant: Can I book you some tickets, then?
User: Sure. Two for Dolittle.
Assistant: $25, please. 7:25 PM or 9:50 PM?
User: Best do 7:25 PM or I will be falling asleep through most of it.
Assistant: Indeed. Thank you. Look forward to seeing you soon.