User: Hi. I want to order tickets for a movie that's playing in our area this Friday.
Assistant: Okay. I can help with that? What is the location of your city and state, please?
User: Spring Hills, Kansas.
Assistant: Thanks. Searching. There are five movies currently playing in Spring Hills, Kansas. Is there a particular title or type of movie you'd prefer?
User: I've heard there is a current film that's directed by James Cameron. I don't know the title, though.
Assistant: That's okay. One of the five movies currently playing in Spring Hills is directed by James Cameron. The title is "Beyond The Storm". Would you like more details about this movie?
User: Yes, please.
Assistant: "Beyond The Storm" is an Action film rated PG-13. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a score of 81%. This film was directed by James Cameron.
User: Thanks. What's the movie about?
Assistant: Here's a brief synopsis for "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." "Beyond the Storm" is playing at the Cinemark Downtown theater. Showtimes are at 1:30pm, 3:40pm, 6:10pm and 8:30pm.
User: Thanks. That's a possible choice. What type of movies are the other four?
Assistant: Movie #1 is a Comedy rated PG-13 starring Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp. Movie #2 is a Romantic Comedy rated R starring Melissa McCarthy and Ryan Reynolds. Movie #3 is a Horror film rated R, and Movie #4 is an outdoor Documentary rated G. Would you like more details about any of these four movies?
User: Yes. Tell me more about the movie starring Ryan Reynolds and Melissa McCarthy, please.
Assistant: Certainly. The Romantic Comedy is entitled, "Family Jewels ". It is rated R and Rotten Tomatoes gave it an approval score of 69%. Here's a brief synopsis of "Family Jewels": "A famous diamond dealer leaves his European life in Antwerp to pursue a less than genuine romance with an American con artist." "Family Jewels" is playing at the AMC Holiday Theater. Showtimes are at 2:00pm, 5:00pm and 8:10pm.