User: I want to see a movie.
Assistant: Ok, what kind of movie?
User: Something funny and emotional.
Assistant: Would you like to see a rom-com or a drama?
User: A drama, maybe? Something with a good soundtrack, nothing too cheesy though.
Assistant: What about an action movie or a critically acclaimed indie film?
User: Something that has won awards would be good, but it still needs to be funny.
Assistant: What about a dark comedy or a sci-fi film?
User: Sci-fi is too serious. I'm torn between indie, a superhero movie, and dark comedy.
Assistant: Ok, no Sci-fi. You want something funny, critically acclaimed, & with a good soundtrack, right?
User: Yes, and it should have a little drama.
Assistant: Ok, here are a few suggestions: Kill Bill: Vol 2., Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, Pulp Fiction, Trainspotting, O Brother, Where Art Thou? All of these are recommended by Pitchfork Magazines on "The Top 50 Best Movie Soundtrack of All Time List".
User: Trainspotting is about drugs, right? No thanks. I don't want to see Kill Bill, either-it's too bloody. The other three are still in the running.
Assistant: What quality is most important to the movie you want to see right now?
User: It should be funny & have good music. Also, the acting.
Assistant: All three movies were created by critically acclaimed directors. Life Aquatic is visually stunning & absurd. It's said to "channel the drama... of David Bowie". Pulp Fiction delivers a rock n' roll soundtrack interspersed with gritty scenes & dark humor. O'Brother was said by reviewers to have started a "new folk renaissance revival".
User: I could go for some folk music, it has comedy right? I thought it was a Coen Brothers film.
Assistant: It was directed by Joel and Ethan Coen. It's been called a "tall tale... delivered with a mix of screwball goofiness and intellectual whimsy."
User: That sounds good.
Assistant: Ok. "O' Brother Where Art Thou?" it is.