User: I plan on going to the theater to see a movie this weekend. Would you happen to know what's currently playing?
Assistant: I know of a few movies that have come out recently, maleficent, zombieland, Downton Abby, and Ad Astra is suppose to be good. What types of movies do you like?
User: I enjoy many genre's which makes it super difficult to choose. I guess it depends on my mood and the time of the year. Near the holidays, I usually like to watch movies associated with the upcoming holiday.
Assistant: Well maybe you'd be interested in a scary movie since Halloween is around the corner.
User: Maybe. Do you know of any scary movies currently playing?
Assistant: IT two is out, that sounds pretty scary. I personally don't like scary movies. Zombie land could be a good option its more comical than scary if you're like me and don't like to be scared.
User: I love scary movies especially around Halloween but I haven't seen the first IT remake yet, so I should probably wait until I see the first one. Could you look up the current movies available at the theater near my home?
Assistant: Sure. Was there a specific day and time you'd like to see a movie?
User: I'm pretty flexible this weekend, I don't have a specific day or time in mind. What are some titles?
Assistant: In addition to the titles I've mentioned. Joker, Count down, Black & Blue, Gemini Man, Hollywood, and Scary Stories are all playing.
User: Oh, I think I heard Joker was good from a friend. They said its dark yet a more realistic view into the Joker's mind. Do you know anything about the other titles?
Assistant: Honestly, I haven't seen or heard much about any of the other movies. Except that Gemini Man has Will Smith in it.
User: Hmm. What do the rating and reviews say?
Assistant: Rotten tomatoes rates - Gemini at 25%, Countdown 30%, Black & Blue 47%, Downton Abbey 84%, Maleficent 41%, Zombie land 68%, Joker got 69% and Ad Astra 84%.
User: Ok. I think that helps narrow the options down. Sounds like my best bet would be to stick to Zombieland, Joker or Ad Astra.
Assistant: Those appear to be the best options besides Downton Abbey but that movie is a bout rich english in a castle, not sure if you'd enjoy it.