User: Can you tell me about some movies playing right now?
Assistant: Sure there are several movies that were recently released in theaters, do you have any genres in mind?
User: How about some action movies.
Assistant: Several action movies are currently in theaters, the most popular at the moment are Star Wars Episode 9, 1917, Midway, and Ford v. Ferrari.
User: What can you tell me about Star Wars Episode 9?
Assistant: Star Wars Episode 9 is the most recent and likely last installment in the new batch of Star Wars theatrical releases that follow the original storyline started by George Lucas in the 1970s, the movie has been panned by both critics and audience members, though is also receiving some amount of praise.
User: I suppose I will have to see this eventually, Star Wars is a rather large touchstone in popular culture. Are there any tickets available?
Assistant: Several theaters are showing this movie. Which theater would you like to check?
User: How about the Alamo Drafthouse on Lamar?
Assistant: Unfortunately all showings of this film at the Alamo Drafthouse on Lamar are sold out today, would you like me to check another theater?
User: Try Cinemark at Southpark Meadows.
Assistant: I am seeing several showtimes and tickets available for Star Wars at the Cinemark at Southpark Meadows. What show time would you prefer?
User: Do they have anything around 7 PM?
Assistant: I see three showings at 6:50, 7:00, and 7:15 PM, what type of screen and viewing environment would you like?
User: Are there any with IMAX and the reclining sofa seats?
Assistant: There are 15 tickets available for the 7:15 PM showing on the IMAX screen.
User: Actually, can you check the showtimes for 1917 as well?
Assistant: I am seeing showtimes for 1917 at the Alamo Drafthouse for 7:05 PM with several tickets available.
User: You know what, go ahead and get me some tickets for that, Star Wars can wait for another day.
Assistant: Very well, I'll purchase some tickets for the 7:05 PM showing of 1917 at the Alamo Drafthouse on Lamar. Will there be anything else?