User: Hello. I would like to purchase tickets for a movie currently showing in theaters.
Assistant: Ok. Do you know what movie you want to see?
User: I want to see either Not My Problem or Family Jewels.
Assistant: Ok you want to see either Not My Problem or Family Jewels. Not My Problem is a comedy rated PG-13 with a 62% critic review score and Family Jewels is a romantic comedy rated R with a 69% critic review score.
User: What is the synopsis and some of the actors in the movie Not My Problem?
Assistant: Ok here is a synopsis for Not My Problem and Family Jewels. In the movie Not My Problem, a troubled teen tries to convince his depressed elderly neighbor that things are not what they seem. It stars Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp.
User: Thanks. What is the synopsis and some of the actors in the movie Family Jewels?
Assistant: In the movie Family Jewels, a famous diamond dealer leaves his European life in Antwerp to pursue a less than genuine romance with an American con artist. It stars Melissa McCarthy and Ryan Reynolds.
User: Thank you.
Assistant: You're welcome, do you know which one you want to see?
User: I am still deciding. What are the showtimes and theater for both of those movies?
Assistant: Here are the showtimes and theater for the movies. Not My Problem is playing at AMC Holiday Theater at 1pm, 3:55pm, 7pm, and 10:05pm. Family Jewels is playing at AMC Holiday Theater at 2:00pm, 5:00pm, and 8:10pm.
User: I want to buy tickets to see Not My Problem at AMC Holiday Theater at 1pm on July 21.
Assistant: Ok you want to buy tickets to see Not My Problem at AMC Holiday Theater at 1pm on July 21. How many tickets do you want to purchase?
User: I want to purchase two tickets.
Assistant: Ok you want to purchase two tickets to see Not My Problem at AMC Holiday Theater at 1pm. What day do you want to purchase the tickets for?
User: I want to purchase the tickets for July 30, 2020.
Assistant: Ok, you want to purchase two tickets for July 30, 2020 to see Not My Problem at AMC Holiday Theater at 1pm. Do you confirm that this is correct?