User: You think you could recommend for me a good movie playing that audiences and critics are both happy about?
Assistant: Of course! "1917" is one of those films, loved by critics and audiences alike.
User: That's a good thing to know. I'm not usually into war movies, but I'll give it a shot.
Assistant: Would you like to know where it is playing locally in case you are interested in seeing it?
User: You bet. Actually, let me drop a few lines to my friends Jack and Fritz. They are both into history and would probably love to go.
Assistant: No problem. "1917" is playing locally at the Traverse City Theater, on the IMAX screen there.
User: Seeing a war movie in IMAX would be great. What are the times? I'd like to go early so I can get back home and just lay around before bed.
Assistant: The film is playing at 5:00 PM and at 7:00 PM tonight.
User: Ooh, that sounds good. I hope my friends can make it at 5:00.
Assistant: Let me know if you'd like me to go ahead and book them.
User: Ok, Fritz said he can make it at either time. Let's go for 5:00 then. I'll order 3 tickets for 5:00 tonight for 1917.
Assistant: Are you sure this is what you want to do? Just let me know.
User: Wait, my other friend can't make it at 5:00. He can make it for the 7:00 PM showing, though. I'll tell Fritz to be there for the later showing. Wait, Jack just texted me again. Maybe he's changing his mind. He can be indecisive.
Assistant: I will wait to hear what he has to say.
User: Well, Jack said he'll just meet us there at 7:00. I'd rather it'd be 5:00. Can't depend on anyone I guess!
Assistant: Would you like me to order you 3 tickets for "1917" at 5:00 or at 7:00?
User: Let's go ahead and order the tickets, but at 7:00 tonight instead of 5:00.
Assistant: I have ordered you 3 tickets for "1917" at the Traverse City Theater for 7:00 PM on the IMAX screen tonight.