User: There are a few movies out that I would like to see. I can't decide which one I want to watch. Can you recommend one to me? The ones I am interested in are Joker, Motherless Brooklyn, and Rambo Last Blood.
Assistant: Sure. It all depends on what you feel like watching. Are you looking for a movie to watch just for fun, or do you want something a little deeper and emotional?
User: I suppose I want to watch something that challenges me. Something I might have to watch a few times to fully understand. I want to be moved emotionally.
Assistant: Great! In that case, I doubt Rambo is going to make the cut. Mindless action sounds like it wouldn't fit the bill very well. Let's focus on the other two.
User: OK. It seems like Joker and Motherless both have strong themes and a lot going on under the hood. I'm leaning towards Joker since I identify with the main character a little.
Assistant: In what way? Are you discontent? Do you feel oppressed?
User: I wouldn't say that. It is more like, I am a loner and have views contrarian to society. I want to see a main character that deals with that aspect.
Assistant: Of course. In that case we could check out some reviews, and see if this movie will give you the experience you are looking for.
User: I don't really like to rely on critic reviews to determine if I will see a movie. I would rather talk to other people who have seen it or read their reviews.
Assistant: Understandable. The current consensus for the Joker movie is terrible from the critics, but the moviegoers seem to enjoy it quite a bit.
User: Exactly. You can't rate a movie based on arbitrary social criteria. It is more about the feelings the movie evokes, and whether or not they take a chance instead of pumping out endless reboots.
Assistant: Agreed. In the past, were there other movies similar to Joker that caught your interest?
User: Yes. I've seen quite a few independent films that touch on the same themes as Joker. I suppose the most relevant movie would be Trainspotting. I identify with the themes and main character strongly.
Assistant: So, would you say that movies that explore how society can be turned against a person interest you?