User: Hi. I want to book tickets for a current movie playing this evening.
Assistant: I can help with that. What is your location, please?
User: Spring Hills, Kansas.
Assistant: Thanks. Searching. There are five movies currently playing in Spring Hills, Kansas this evening. Is there a particular title you're looking for?
User: I don't know the title, but I think there's a movie starring Matt Damon playing locally.
Assistant: I found one movie playing in Spring Hills today that stars Matt Damon. The movie is entitled, "Not My Problem". It is a Comedy rated PG-13. Rotten Tomatoes this film a score of 72%. "Not My Problem" stars Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp.
User: That's it. Where's it playing?
Assistant: "Not My Problem" is playing at the AMC Holiday Theater. Evening showtimes tonight are at 7pm and 10:05pm.
User: What's this movie about?
Assistant: Here's a brief synopsis for "Not My Problem": "A troubled teen tries to convince his depressed elderly neighbor that things are not what they seem." Would you like to order tickets for this film?
User: No. Sounds boring. What other types of movies are playing tonight?
Assistant: Movie #1 is a Romantic Comedy rated R; Movie #2 is a Horror film rated R; Movie #3 is an Action thriller rated PG-13 and Movie #4 is a Documentary film rated G.
User: Tell me more about the Action movie, please.
Assistant: Certainly. "Beyond The Storm" received a Rotten Tomatoes score of 81%. Here's a brief synopsis: "Fishing the North Sea gets ugly as Captain JohnÃ¢ÂÂs crew faces not only severe weather but a traitor on board." "Beyond the Storm" was directed by James Cameron.
User: That's more like it. Where and when is it playing tonight?
Assistant: "Beyond the Storm" is playing at the Cinemark Downtown theater. Evening showtimes are at 6:10pm and 8:30pm.
User: That's our movie pic. Order two adult tickets for the 8:30pm showing, please.
Assistant: Of course. Confirming two adult tickets for the 8:30pm showing of "Beyond The Storm" at the Cinemark Downtowm theater for Wednesday, August 19th. Is that correct?