User: I want a movie that will leave me feeling fulfilled at the end.
Assistant: It sounds like you are looking for complex drama or mystery
User: Perhaps one of those types of genres, but it would have to be highly-rated by select critics and good enough that a friend of mine would like it.
Assistant: I would suggest remaining in the drama category and narrowing the selection criteria to award-nominated films.
User: That sounds good, but often films that win an Oscar or BAFTA rely on overused tropes or overwrought dialogue to win an audience favor. How can I avoid this?
Assistant: I would suggest narrowing the field to movies that have won screenplay or directors awards rather than overall prizes.
User: Interesting method. Is there a drama of such type that has pushed the bounds of modern cinema as well as being thought-provoking?
Assistant: Some recent examples might be "Get Out", "Ex Machina", or "The Shape of Water"
User: I heard from a friend that "Ex Machina" is good. What are other movies that are similar to this one.
Assistant: Other than the previously mention titles, movies of this type fitting criteria established so far are science-fiction dramas like "Interstellar", "Her", "Robot"
User: These are all interesting choices. Sometimes movies like this can leave me feeling depressed by a sad ending. Is there a way to filter that out?
Assistant: Most of these movies have endings that critics considered satisfying which meets your established criteria. Sometimes to make a thought-provoking movie, it is necessary to have an ending that some consider sad. In particular, critics noted "Robot" has having a depressing story line. Should I remove this option?