User: Hi. I'm looking for a movie that I think is playing locally tonight.
Assistant: I can help with that. What is your location, please?
User: Spring Hills, Kansas.
Assistant: Thanks. Searching. I've found five movies currently playing in Spring Hills, Kansas. Is there a particular title you'd prefer?
User: That's the thing. I don't know the title, but the movie is supposed to be funny and it stars Melissa McCarthy and Ryan Reynolds.
Assistant: Thanks. There is a film currently playing in Spring Hills that stars Melissa McCarthy and Ryan Reynolds. The movie is a Romantic Comedy titled, "Family Jewels".
User: That's it.
Assistant: Would you like more details about this movie?
User: Sure.
Assistant: "Family Jewels" is a Romantic Comedy rated R. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 69%. Here is a brief synopsis: "A famous diamond dealer leaves his European life in Antwerp to pursue a less than genuine romance with an American con artist."
User: That sounds like fun. The American con artist must be played by Melissa McCarthy and the diamond dealer is Ryan Reynolds, I bet. Where's "Family Jewels" playing tonight?
Assistant: "Family Jewels" is playing at the AMC Holiday Theater. Evening showtimes are at 5:00pm and 8:10pm. Would you like to order tickets?
User: Not yet. I've heard there's another new movie directed by the famous director, James Cameron. I don't know the title, though.
Assistant: That's okay. There is one movie directed by James Cameron playing in Spring Hills tonight. It is an Action film entitled, "Beyond the Storm". Would you like more details about this film?
User: Yes.
Assistant: "Beyond the Storm" is rated PG-13 and Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 81%. The film is directed by James Cameron. Here's a brief synopsis of "Beyond The Storm": "Fishing the North Sea gets ugly as Captain JohnÃ¢ÂÂs crew faces not only severe weather but a traitor on board." The film is playing tonight at the Cinemark Downtown theater. Evening showtimes are at 6:10pm and 8:30pm. Would you like to order tickets for this film?