User: Good morning. My wife and I are looking to see a movie today, but aren't sure what's out. Can you help?
Assistant: Sure! There are plenty of new movies out now, with showings spread throughout the day. Do you have a particular genre or type of movie you're interested in?
User: We're looking for something not too intense. A little action is fine, but we're trying to stay away from horror.
Assistant: Got you. So we are looking for comedy, possibly action, or a documentary?
User: Let's skip the documentary. We will have our teen daughter with us. Unless it's a documentary about women's soccer?
Assistant: Ha! No. The only documentary playing now features a tour of Yosemite.
User: Maybe another time. Let's stick with a comedy for now.
Assistant: Absolutely. We have two comedies that were just released.The first is called Not My Problem, and it tells the story of a troubled teen played by Noah Schnpp who tries to convince his depressed older neighbor played by Matt Damon that things are not quite what they seem. It's been rated PG13 and has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 72%.
User: Alright. What about the other one?
Assistant: Yes.The other is called Family Jewels, starring Ryan Reynolds and Melissa McCarthy. A famous diamond dealer leaves his life in Antwerp to pursue an unconventional romance with an American con artist. It's rated R and has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 69%.
User: I think my wife and I will save that one for ourselves later.We would do Not My Problem. Do you have anything this afternoon, before dinner time?
Assistant: I do. We have showings at the AMC Holiday Theatre at 1pm and 355pm today.
User: Great. Then we will do the 355pm today.
Assistant: Alright. And you said the tickets were for three people?
User: Yep. Mom, dad, and daughter movie date!
Assistant: Excellent! So we are looking at 3 tickets for Not My Problem, being shown today at 355pm at the AMC Holiday Theatre. Is this correct?