User: I am interested in watching a movie, something I find interested and captivating.
Assistant: Do you like movies that make you feel sad, and or other negative emotions that others may find bleak?
User: I guess I do like those kinds of movies, however I do want the movie to have enough mystery or intrigue so I don't lose interest or find myself bored watching the movie unfold.
Assistant: Is there an example of a movie you can recall clearly were you were not interested in finishing?
User: Yes, I found myself tuning out early on when watching After Earth, I found the dialogue uninspired, and the events of the movie were in particular bland and not captivating.
Assistant: What movie or movies did you find yourself enjoying, that you can describe how they made you feel?
User: I think of Memento or The Dark Knight, these movies were full of action pieces and suspense, I was always at the edge of my seat wondering what happens next or how the movie would end.
Assistant: Based on you descriptions, you may be interested in seeing The Lighthouse, Hustlers, Ad Astra, and IT Chapter Two.
User: I did remember hearing about IT Chapter Two from my friends, they did mention while it was a satisfying conclusion to the first movie, and was pretty tame in scares in comparison to it.
Assistant: What about the other movies, are you potentially interested in learning more about the others?
User: Can you tell me the reviews, what critics said about Hustlers?
Assistant: Hustlers was favored greatly and rated highly with a 88 percent critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with many describing it as a visually enticing heist drama that keeps you at the edge of your seat.
User: That sounds interesting, can you tell me about the other what did the critics and audience say about Ad Astra?
Assistant: While Ad Astra was rated highly by critics for its visuals, some audience reviews found it too slow to interest them throughout the movie.
User: Oh, if that is true then it may be possible I myself will find it boring. What about The Lighthouse, how is it reviewed at the moment?
Assistant: The Lighthouse has been reviewed highly by critics, describing it as one of film director Robert Egger's finest work, being an engaging mystery movie with excellent performances from a stellar cast.