User: Hi. I want to order movie tickets for tomorrow afternoon.
Assistant: I can help with that. What is your location, please?
User: Oh, right. It's Spring Hills, Kansas.
Assistant: Thanks. Searching. There are five movies currently playing in Spring Hills, Kansas. Is there a particular movie you'd prefer?
User: Yes. I'm taking three children to a movie, so it can't be an R-rated or Horror film. I'd prefer a G-rated movie.
Assistant: Okay. There is only one G-rated movie currently playing in Spring Hills. The movie is titled, "Backcountry". It is an outdoor Documentary rated G. Rotten Tomatoes gave this film a score of 91%.
User: An outdoor documentary...What's it about?
Assistant: Here's a brief synopsis: "Explore Yosemite in all its glory in this award winning film that delves into the wonders of one of the United StateÃ¢ÂÂs most iconic national parks."
User: That's out. Too boring for the kids, I'm afraid. Is there a PG-13 film that might appeal to teens?
Assistant: There is a PG-13 movie currently playing that might meet your criteria. The movie is titled, "Not My Problem". It is a Comedy rated PG-13. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 72%. Here's a brief synopsis: "A troubled teen tries to convince his depressed elderly neighbor that things are not what they seem." "Not My Problem" stars Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp.
User: Thanks. That's more like it. We want to go to an afternoon matinee tomorrow. Where's this movie playing?
Assistant: "Not My Problem" is playing at the AMC Holiday Theater . Afternoon showtimes are at 1pm and 3:55pm.
User: That will be fine. Order three child tickets for the 3:55pm matinee, please.
Assistant: Of course. Do you also want to order any adult tickets?
User: Duh...Yes, one adult ticket, please.
Assistant: Certainly. Confirming one adult and three child tickets for the 3:55pm showing of "Not My Problem" at the AMC Holiday Theater on Thursday, August 20th. Is that correct?
User: Yes.
Assistant: Okay. Do you want to pick up tickets or have them sent to your email address?