User: I'm looking for a good dramatic type movie.
Assistant: What type of things do you look for in movies?
User: I like an intricate but believable plot and story line, good acting, and interesting characters.
Assistant: What was a good movie you saw recently?
User: Ladybird, was my last movie I really liked.
Assistant: Do you like the Actress Laurie Metcalf? She was in it?
User: Yes, I like her very much.
Assistant: What are some other actors you like?
User: I also like Pulp Fiction, Silence of the Lambs, and The Shining.
Assistant: Are you a Stephen King fan?
User: Yes, I really like his books, a lot. He's one of my favorite writers.
Assistant: Have you seen any of the recent IT movies?
User: No, I haven't, are they good.
Assistant: They are the most recent Stephen King Adaptations to make it to screen and are very popular.
User: Are they playing in theatres now?
Assistant: Yes, Would you like to select a theatre now?
User: No not now, what rating is it given by those who review it?
Assistant: Rotten Tomatoes gives it 63%, IMDb gives it 6.9 out of 10.
User: What are the reviews actually saying, do you know?
Assistant: more centered on adults than kids -- is very long and less scary than the first, but it's definitely entertaining, with great characters and true teamwork. Violence/horror is very strong, with a shocking hate crime (bullies beat up a gay couple), a man abusing his wife (she hits back), and a character dying via suicide, as well as large amounts of blood and terrifying monster attacks. Children are skewered by oversized teeth, characters are stabbed with knives, and a gun is used in a scary fantasy scene. Language is also heavy, with multiple uses of "f--k," "s--t," and more. Characters kiss, and there's some sex-related talk. Adult characters drink socially, and smoking (including by a teen) is shown. A brief "drug trip" sequence involves a hallucinogenic root. Bill SkarsgÃÂ¥rd returns as Pennywise; Isaiah Mustafa, James McAvoy, Jessica Chastain, and Bill Hader co-star.\n\nContinue reading .
User: Where is that review from?
Assistant: It's from Parent's guide website.