User: Hi, minime! I want to see an interesting movie that is currently playing at the local theater.
Assistant: Sure thing! I've pulled up a list of the movies that are currently being shown at the local theaters. Did you have a particular genre in mind?
User: Hmm. I prefer science fiction, fantasy, thrillers, and biopics. Not so much comedy and drama, and I'm not really interested in children's flicks because I don't have kids.
Assistant: Well that narrows it down a little bit, but there are still about eight or nine movies that qualify!
User: Hmm, we should probably rule out the stinkers. The problem is that I don't really trust the critics on Rotten Tomatoes or other sites. Look at The Last Jedi! That movie was horrible.
Assistant: Haha, true. We could always rule out films based on the audience scores instead of the critic reviews.
User: Yeah, let's do that. I think 75 percent audience approval is a good cut-off, but if a film is close to that number we'll keep it in the running.
Assistant: Sounds good. It looks like that leaves us with Joker, It, and Rambo. Rambo, in particular, was a flop with critics but the audience loves it.
User: Hmm, three films made the cut. I'm surprised Ad Astra isn't on there, but that's one of those films where the critics loved it but the audience hated it.
Assistant: Exactly. Did you have any other preferences for which of these films you want to see?
User: I want a film that makes me fill intellectually stimulated and excited. I want an adrenaline rush but I also want to think. Basically a movie with good, well-developed characters that go on a gritty, realistic journey. We should take a look at some of the audience reviews and see what people say.
Assistant: Any other qualifications?
User: Yeah, I like films with great set pieces and cinematography. I want a movie to feel epic in scope and really feel like a sweeping journey. I want to feel immersed in the world and part of the action.
Assistant: Both It and Joker seem to fit the bill based on what the audience reviews are saying. Rambo kind of fits the bill as well, but it's more of a straight-ahead action flick. What kind of stuff do you want to avoid?
User: Well I definitely enjoy thrillers and action films, but my friends aren't a big fan of psychological flicks. Basically, they don't want anything too scary or traumatizing. Not that I mind, of course, but I want them to have a good time too.
Assistant: It sounds like you'd probably be best settling on Rambo.