User: Hi! I was looking to go see a movie soon, but I'm not sure which one to choose. Do you have any suggestions?
Assistant: Sure! Which genre are you leaning towards?
User: Probably comedy. I have a friend going with me, and even though I love action, they love comedy, and I wanted to treat them to a movie.
Assistant: Oh, okay. I understand. Well, we currently have two comedy movies playing "Not my Problem" and "Family Jewels". "Family Jewels" is more of a romantic comedy, unlike the other, so what's your preference?
User: Hmm, I think "Not my Problem" would be the best for us to see. My friend isn't really into rom-coms. What is it about?
Assistant: According to our movie guide, the story is "A troubled teen tries to convince his depressed elderly neighbor that things are not what they seem." Which, yes, is vague, but they can't give away too many details! You are welcome to watch the movie trailer to learn a bit more! Also, if you are familiar with them, Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp are both in it.
User: Haha! That's already a great cast. I will definitely watch the trailer. Could you tell me a little about "Family Jewels" anyways?
Assistant: Of course. "A famous diamond dealer leaves his European life in Antwerp to pursue a less than genuine romance with an American con artist."
User: That's very interesting actually. I bet it's good too. Are there any well-known actors or actresses in this one?
Assistant: Yes! Melissa McCarthy and Ryan Reynolds.
User: Wow. They're great too. This is a hard choice. Wait, I almost forgot to ask; what are the ratings for both?
Assistant: "Not My Problem" is PG-13, and "Family Jewels" is rated R, so you must be at least 17 for that one.
User: Okay, yeah, I will have to go with "Not My Problem" then.
Assistant: Sounds good! So two tickets then?
User: Yes, but first I need a few details on times and which theaters are showing it so I can make sure it's one near me.
Assistant: Of course. It is showing at the AMC Holiday Theater. You can choose between 1pm, 3:55pm, 7pm, and 10:05pm.