User: I'm looking for movies currently playing in Spring Hills, Kansas.
Assistant: Okay. Searching for movies currently playing in Spring Hills, Kansas. Five movies are playing currently. How else can I help you?
User: We want to see an adult action or horror film.
Assistant: I can help you with that. Two of the movies currently playing meet your criteria. Movie #1 is a Horror film rated R. Movie #2 is an Action film rated PG-13.
User: Great. Tell me more about the Horror film first.
Assistant: Certainly. The Horror film, rated R, is entitled "Shuttered". Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 61%. Here's the synopsis: "Sarah Decker moves upstate from her New York City lifestyle to work on her distant cousinÃ¢ÂÂs haunted marijuana farm."
User: When is "Shuttered" playing tomorrow?
Assistant: Shuttered is playing at the AMC Holiday Theater tomorrow. Showtimes are at 3:00pm, 5:45pm and 9:00pm.
User: Okay. Good. Glad there's a matinee showing. We could save a little on ticket costs. What about the other movie?
Assistant: Movie #2 is an Action film entitled "Beyond the Storm". It's rated PG-13 and Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 81%. This movie is directed by James Cameron.
User: Wow. James Cameron is a great director. What's the movie about?
Assistant: Here's the synopsis for "Beyond the Storm": "Fishing the North Sea gets ugly as Captain JohnÃ¢ÂÂs crew faces not only severe weather but a traitor on board."
User: Sounds interesting. When and where is this film playing?
Assistant: "Beyond the Storm" is playing on Wednesday, August 5th at the Cinemark Downtown theater. Showtimes are at 1:30pm, 3:40pm, 6:10pm and 8:30pm.
User: Hang on a second....Okay, we like the 3:40pm showtime best for "Beyond the Storm" tomorrow afternoon. That's our pic.
Assistant: Excellent. How many tickets would you like to book?
User: Book two adult tickets, please.
Assistant: Of course. Ordering two adult tickets for the 3:40 pm matinee showing of the Action film, "Beyond the Storm" at the Cinemark Downtown theater on Wednesday, August 5th. Is that correct?