User: I'd like to find a movie that's out this week.
Assistant: I'd be happy to help with that! What kind of experience are you looking for in a movie?
User: Well, I want to feel satisfied at the end. It doesn't have to be a happy ending, but I want to feel like it's wrapped up and definitely done. I want to feel satisfied. And hopefully an even tone.
Assistant: You want an even tone and a satisfying conclusion. Got it! What kind of experience would you like to avoid?
User: The opposite experience. I don't want to feel like I'm unsure if the movie's really over. And I don't want to feel like the tones are too mismatched on the way there. I want to understand what the movie was trying to do, and be able to leave the theater feeling like I got the full experience.
Assistant: I understand. Tone and the ending experience are very important. What about input from friends, or people whose taste you trust?
User: Well, my best friend just sees most movies that come out. He's very big on supporting film, in general, even if he might not be interested in some individual movies. However, he values the same things that I do.
Assistant: So, your friend might have a lot of insight into many movies, but has around the same discretion. Got it! What about critic's input, with their reviews?
User: I generally don't care for what critics say. Consensus sometimes makes me consider whether or not to see a movie, but I don't care for what individual critics say.
Assistant: So, critical consensus is important, but maybe not from certain names. Got it! Given that you like clear tones and satisfying conclusions, and generally favorable reviews, how would you like to see Hustlers? It's a crime-drama with high reviews.
User: That looks like a lot of fun. However, that might be more of a home-watch movie with friends. What else might you recommend?
Assistant: Oh, I understand. How would you like to see Abominable? It's a well-regarded family film.