User: I feel like seeing a movie. What's playing in town?
Assistant: There are some good dramas playing in town now. What would you feel about Downtown Abbey or The Current War?
User: I don't like watching dramas in the theater. If I relate too much to what's going on I get uncomfortable. I'd rather watch a drama at home so I can leave if I get uncomfortable.
Assistant: OK. How about a comedy? There are a couple playing in town now. Isa Pa with Feelings is supposedly good.
User: I heard that's a romantic comedy. I don't like too many of those as it's the same story again and again. I'd rather not see one. I'd rather watch a comedy that's not too stupid and mixes things up with other genres like an action movie or something like that.
Assistant: OK. What kind of movie do you feel like seeing?
User: I think I'd like to watch a cross-genre movie. Something that makes me feel different emotions, like the happiness from a comedy or the adrenaline rush from an action flick or a horror movie.
Assistant: What about Hobbs and Shaw? It's a funny action movie and it received good reviews.
User: Nah, that's been in the theaters for some time and I already saw it.
Assistant: How about a horror movie? It's near Halloween so there are quite a few horror movies playing. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark and Zombieland: Double Tap is in the theaters and there's a revival showing of A Nightmare on Elm Street in Town.
User: How's the reviews for Scary Stories?
Assistant: Not good for Scary Stories. Variety panned it.
User: OK. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is out. I'm still not sure which of the two I should see.
Assistant: Do you feel like watching something new or seeing an older movie on the big screen?
User: I'd rather see something new with my friends that we'd all like. I like my scary movies very scary and Maggie doesn't like movies that are too scary so maybe I shouldn't see Nightmare. I'm still not sure about Zombieland.
Assistant: Zombieland received good reviews from Variety and the Post.