User: Hey there! I'm looking for a quality movie to see tonight. Got any recommendations?
Assistant: You know I've heard some good things about Doctor Sleep. It's that sequel to Stephen King's the Shining. I know you like Stephen King.
User: Well, I like Stephen King's non-horror movies like Shawshank Redemption or Stand By Me. Don't care for his horror stuff.
Assistant: But saw a review that said this one doesn't have that pure terror aspect of the original but balances some poignant themes.
User: Uh, not buying it. The thing about Shawshank and Stand By Me is they both on some level had a feel-good aspect to them. Don't think Dr. Sleep will have that.
Assistant: Ok, so it's a no on horror and you're looking for feel-good so I'm guessing The Joker is out of the question?
User: Yeah, that sounds way too depressing. I'm looking for fun and perhaps uplifting?
Assistant: Hmmm... well that Charlie's Angels roboot just came out. How about that? An action movie sounds fun. And it's all about girl power so does that qualify for uplifting?
User: Eh, wasn't a fan of the series or the last movie with Drew Barrymore. Can't Hollywood get a little more creative? When I say feel-good, I'm thinking the overall theme of the movie. Think Charlie's Angels is more about kicking butt than a feel-good theme.
Assistant: I don't know. A bunch of women being able to kick butt sounds like it'd be inspirational to me.
User: I understand but it's still a no on Charlie's Angels for me. Maybe it's the action aspect that make it seem trivial to me. How about we look more towards dramas maybe?
Assistant: Dramas.... Ok, how about Midway. Historical. Drama.
User: Director's Roland Emmerich right? No. He might think his movies are dramas but they're more action. And they're usually ridiculous action. The Day After Tomorrow, Independence Day.
Assistant: Alrighty then. Let me see what other dramas are out there. Jojo Rabbit?
User: Never heard of that one. What's it about?
Assistant: Jojo is a lonely German boy who discovers that his single mother is hiding a Jewish girl in their attic. The boy has an imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler.
User: Hmm...so is this a drama or a comedy?
Assistant: It's listed as both. Critics seem to like it. Here's a quote from Adam Graham of the Detroit News. "Jojo Rabbit is a smart, accessible, inclusive film that opens doors at a time when many are slamming them shut. It's a celebration of the gift of life that's inviting you to dance with it."