User: Hello, I am looking to watch a movie and I was wondering if you can help me figure out which one would best fit what I want?
Assistant: Sure I can help. Let's get a bit of more information so we can set you up with something for your liking. Would you be watching the movie alone or with someone else?
User: Actually, I will be watching the movie with my family. We can definitely rule out any horror or inappropriate movies for kids.
Assistant: TO better narrow down the choices, do you have any preference when it comes to "family type" movies?
User: I am thinking of maybe a Disney or an animation movie or some easy going action movie...
Assistant: Well, there are few movies I can recommend for example is Disney's Maleficent 2 which is live action with great CG effects or maybe Addams Family which is all 3D animated?
User: Good options but they are too "dark" for a lack of better way to describe them. Is there something more upbeat or "colorful"?
Assistant: Hmm... for action movie, maybe Terminator Dark Fate?
User: Looks like a nice action movie but still feels too serious/"dark". Maybe a good starting point will be to look for something that is more aimed for kids?
Assistant: In that case, I can suggest two animation movies, both looks colorful and easy going - Arctic Dogs or Abominable.
User: Can you please tell me a little bit about each one so I can narrow it down and make a decision?
Assistant: Sure! Which do you want to know about first?
User: Let's Start with Arctic Dogs, what is it about?
Assistant: In a nutshell, it's about a group of animals in the arctic trying to save the day.
User: I don't know, it sounds a little bit boring to me. What about Abominable?
Assistant: Ah, yes, it looks like a fantastic movie! I rather not share much but it is a story about a friendship between a girl and a Yeti where they venture on a magical journey. I tried to water the description down so not to ruin the plot. So, what do you think?
User: Abominable sounds like a very nice option.
Assistant: Should I order any tickets?