User: I am looking for advice on what movie to see. I like movies with an interesting plot, well developed characters, and usually some mystery and twists and turns. I like a movie that makes you think about it for a while after seeing it. A lot of my friends have been recommending the Joker, is this something you think I would like?
Assistant: The Joker is a good option for you if you want something thought provoking. I would also recommend Maleficent, it has a suspenseful storyline with familiar characters from your childhood days, as well as Zombieland, many people your age have given this movie good reviews.
User: I don't like comedies so much, so I am not sure if I would like Zombieland but, can you tell me more about Maleficent? I noticed it has a high rating on IMDb, which makes me more interested in it. My boyfriend pointed out it has a 41% on Rotten Tomatoes, which is his go to source.
Assistant: Maleficent is back in this second installment. Many critics are saying this sequel is an improvement from the first film, with many dark fantastical elements, I think this movie is something you would enjoy.
User: I never saw the first one, will I still like the second movie? I don't like to be confused watching sequels when I haven't seen the first one.
Assistant: Yes, as long as you are familiar with the characters from the childhood fairytale, you should still enjoy it.
User: Okay, what other movies do you recommend? Right now I am leaning toward to Joker over Maleficent, can you tell me more about the Joker?
Assistant: The Joker is getting great feedback from fans, critics, and celebrities alike. With an 8.8 on IMDb and a 69% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, this movie is getting approval from your favorite sources. This movie leaves audiences thinking differently about mental health and how we treat one another. Joaquin Phoenix gives an incredible performance as the titular character. Also in theaters now are Terminator: Dark Fate, The Addams Family, Gemini Man, and Harriet. Do any of those interest you?