User: I'd like a movie link L.A. Confidential please.
Assistant: Hi, I have quite a few recommendations based on that title, but would you like to provide some details about what you liked about L.A. Confidential.
User: I liked that it was a literary adaptation for one thing. I think movies that are based on longer works can sometimes have more depth of feeling and narrative.
Assistant: Perhaps you'd like the Great Gatsby adaptation?
User: No, I've heard that, that wasn't a very good adaptation. I like well cast movies, and although I like Dicaprio, I just don't really buy him as the young man that gatsby was supposed to be.
Assistant: I see. Perhaps the Godfather? It's cast won numerous awards and it is generally very well regarded.
User: Ah, yes, The godfather is great! that's a very good recommendation except I've seen it a hundred times. I do think it is also very good because it has an excellent story and character development.
Assistant: I see, here are some other literary adaptations: Jackie Brown, American Psycho, and Silence of the Lambs. Do any of those sounds appealing?
User: I love Jackie Brown and Silence of the Lambs, but I've never been able to summon the will to watch American Psycho. I know it doesn't make sense, but Silence of the Lambs is about serial killers, I know. And so is American Psycho. the difference as I see it is that Silence is a procedural.
Assistant: What are your favorite literary genres?
User: I like Sci fi and fantasy, and I love noir, and I like mysteries and all sorts of books.
Assistant: Perhaps you'd like 2001 a Space Odyssey or Lord of the Rings or No Country for Old Men? Perhaps an Agatha Christee Adaptation?
User: No Country for Old Men is outstanding. I'd really like something in that vein.
Assistant: Well the Coen Brothers, who directed that film, have a large catalog of movies including several other noir features.
User: The Coens are perfect, yes. Can you list their Noir features?
Assistant: Blood Simple, Miller's Crossing, The Man Who WasnÃ¢ÂÂt There, and Fargo are other Noir features by the Coen Brothers. Many consider the Big Lebowski and Noir comedy as well.