User: What movies are in theaters right now? I would like to see something this weekend.
Assistant: Joker is in theaters! It has gotten a lot of buzz in the news, but the reviews were just okay. It got 69% on Rotten Tomatoes.
User: I have heard good things about Joker, but it just makes me feel nervous because I heard that it glorifies a killer. You never know what kind of people are going to see that movie. I'd rather watch it in the safety of my own home.
Assistant: Well, there is also Countdown. It's that movie where the app can tell you when you are going to die.
User: That could be good because it sounds like a psychological thriller, which I prefer over gory movies. But they can also be hit or miss. What did it get on Rotten Tomatoes?
Assistant: It got 27%, so it must be pretty bad. What about Terminator or Zombieland?
User: Aren't those both sequels? I have never seen the originals, so I would have to go back and watch those first.
Assistant: You could probably still enjoy them without watching the originals, but you're right. They may be more enjoyable if you have the back stories.
User: Sometimes I like kids movies, but only if they are really good. What kid movies are out?
Assistant: The Addams Family could be a fun Halloween one! But the reviews for Abominable were better.
User: I do really love animated movies on days that I just want to relax. Sometimes other movies stress me out, but animated movies just make me happy and nostalgic.
Assistant: Speaking of nostalgic, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a movie based on that childhood book of scary stories. It got 79% on Rotten Tomatoes, which is actually pretty good for a scary movie.
User: That actually sounds like a good choice. Honestly, when I go with my friends, they will only see movies with very high reviews because movies are so expensive to see in theaters. Sometimes even Indie movies have the best reviews.
Assistant: The top rated movie in theaters right now is called Parasite. It is a Korean movie that has English subtitles.