User: I'm kind of curious to see the new Joker movie but I sense it might be a lot scarier than when Jared Leto played the Joker in Suicide Squad.
Assistant: It seems that the new Joker movie draws on dark, real-world troubles rather than the traditional capes and crusading in DC Comics.
User: I think you're right. Who is the director?
Assistant: Todd Phillips directed the film.
User: Does Batman star in the movie with the Joker?
Assistant: It seems that Batman does not star in the movie. There is only his appearance in a few scenes as a child.
User: Yeah? What star plays the Joker?
Assistant: Joaquin Phoenix is the star who plays the Joker.
User: What the film's audience rating.
Assistant: The film is rated R, and it's actually the first film surrounding the DC Comic characters that has that rating.
User: What were the others rated?
Assistant: The other Joker and Batman themed movies were rated PG-13?
User: I see. Joaquin Phoenix is probably a lot more intense than Jared Leto.
Assistant: There are a lot of reviews by fans who loved Jared Leto's and Heath Ledger's Jokers but slightly more fans who vote for Joaquin Phoenix as the most insane currently.
User: What's another movie out now?
Assistant: The film Zombieland Double Tap is a comedy horror sequel to the original Zombieland and is R rated for vulgar language and violence. Another film now playing in theaters is Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, a sequel, as well. It's a Disney fantasy adventure, rated PG.
User: Do you think the Zombieland and Joker movies would be appropriate for children?
Assistant: From scanning the reviews, it seems that all of these films may share an element of scary, especially for children. Maleficent: Mistress of Evil appears to have some action images that are considered scary, not particularly child's play, but still rated appropriate for children.
User: Yeah. I'm thinking I'll check out the Joker and Zombieland after I take the kids to see Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.
Assistant: Would you like more assistance?