User: Hi, I need to find a movie that's appropriate for a work group.
Assistant: What kind of work group are you talking about?
User: My job is having a team building day here in Albuquerque, and I was tasked to pick a movie for us to see together. It can't be anything inappropriate, but nothing kiddish either.
Assistant: By inappropriate, do you mean you'd prefer no R ratings?
User: Yeah, nothing that could get me sent to HR for choosing it.
Assistant: Alright, let's see what I can do for you. You have options that aren't R-rated or family movies, including Cats, Gretel & Hansel, Jumanji: The Next Level, Just Mercy, Little Women, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Knives Out, and Underwater.
User: I don't think the guys will go for Little Women, and I don't think anyone will go for Cats. If it were just me, I'd pick Star Wars or Jumanji, but I'm a giant nerd, so maybe I should pass on those.
Assistant: That leaves Gretel & Hansel, Just Mercy, Knives Out, and Underwater.
User: Could you give me a brief rundown of each?
Assistant: Gretel & Hansel is a dark occult thriller twist on the original fairytale, Just Mercy is a civil rights film about one of Bryan Stevenson's first cases, Knives Out is a crime mystery about the death of a novelist, and Underwater is a drama thriller about an undersea drilling crew that gets attacked by strange sea creatures.
User: Nix the first one right away because it doesn't sound very work-friendly. I like the sound of Just Mercy, but I think the boss wanted something a little more fun and less serious. No to Underwater on that count too. Knives out sounds good, though.
Assistant: Alright, Knives Out it is. What day will you be seeing it?
User: The team building day is this Wednesday.
Assistant: Any preferred time frame?
User: The boss said he could work around anything in the early afternoon. Aim for after 1 PM, before 3 PM.
Assistant: The Century 14 Downtown is showing Knives Out on Wednesday at 1:20 PM.