User: Hello, I'm looking for movies currently playing in Spring Hills, Kansas.
Assistant: I can help with that. Searching. There are five movies currently playing in Spring Hills, Kansas. How help may I assist you?
User: I think Melissa McCarthy stars in a current movie. Can you check that?
Assistant: Certainly. I have found one movie currently playing which stars Melissa McCarthy. The movie a Romantic Comedy rated R. It's title is "Family Jewels". Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 69%. The movie also stars Ryan Reynolds.
User: Thanks. Where is "Family Jewels" playing tomorrow?
Assistant: "Family Jewels" is playing at the AMC Holiday Theater. Showtimes are at 2:00pm, 5:00pm and 8:10pm.
User: Okay. What is "Family Jewels" about?
Assistant: Here's a brief synopsis of "Family Jewels": "A famous diamond dealer leaves his European life in Antwerp to pursue a less than genuine romance with an American con artist."
User: That sounds like fun. Are there any other comedies playing?
Assistant: Yes. One other movie currently playing is listed as a Comedy. Movie #2 is entitled, "Not My Problem" It is rated PG-13 and Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 72%. Here's a brief synopsis: "A troubled teen tries to convince his depressed elderly neighbor that things are not what they seem." The movie stars Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp.
User: Matt Damon? He's one of my favorite actors. Where is "Not My Problem" playing, please?
Assistant: "Not My Problem" is also playing at the AMC Holiday Theater. Showtimes are at 1pm, 3:55pm, 7pm and 10:05pm.
User: Thanks. Our pic is "Family Jewels". Order two adult and two child tickets for the 2:00pm matinee show tomorrow.
Assistant: Just to confirm. "Family Jewels" is rated R or Restricted. Children under 17 require an accompanying parent or adult guardian.
User: That's okay, but thanks for the information. Could you order the tickets, please?
Assistant: Of course. Confirming two adult and two child tickets for the 2:00pm showtime of "Family Jewels" at the AMC Holiday Theater on Tuesday, August 18th. Is that right?