User: Hey! I'm interested in buying some movie tickets for this evening and need a good recommendation on what we should see.
Assistant: Of course I can help you out! Is there a specific genre you typically enjoy seeing or are in the mood for?
User: I think I'm in the mood for comedy tonight.
Assistant: Perfect. Right now we have two comedies that I think you would really enjoy.
User: Oh please tell me about them if you don't mind.
Assistant: Not at all! The first is "Not My Problem" and it's about a troubled teen who tries to convince his depressed elderly neighbor that things are not what they seem. It Stars Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp. The other option is "Family Jewel" and it is about a famous diamond dealer leaves his European life in Antwerp to pursue a less than genuine romance with an American con artist. This one stars Melissa McCarthy and Ryan Reynolds. How do either of those sound to you?
User: Ohh they both sound funny. Have you seen either? I'm not great with deciding these things.
Assistant: Actually I did just see "Family Jewel" and it was really very funny. Though I've spoken to several people who have seen "Not my Problem" and they really enjoyed it too. So I don't think you can go wrong with either.
User: I was leaning towards "Family Jewel".. I love Ryan Reynold and adore Melissa McCarthy. What are both films rated?
Assistant: "Family Jewel" is Rated R and "Not My Problem" is rated PG-13.
User: Gotcha. OK, I think I am going to go with "Family Jewel" tonight. When and where can I see that one?
Assistant: Perfect! You can see it at the AMC Holiday Theater. Your options for movie times are 2:00pm, 5:00pm, and 8:10pm. What time would work best for you?
User: Hmm.. I think 8:10pm will work the best for us tonight.
Assistant: Sounds good. And how many tickets will you be purchasing this evening?
User: 2 adult tickets please.
Assistant: Perfect. Just to confirm before processing your order, we have you purchasing 2 tickets for "Family Jewels" at the AMC Holiday Theater for 8:10pm tonight, July 20th, 2020. Is that correct?