User: Hi. I would like some info on your current movies.
Assistant: Sure. Do you want to know specifics or shall I just run down the list?
User: Go ahead and run down the list real quick. Thanks.
Assistant: Sure thing. First, we have "Not My Problem," a comedy that is rated PG-13. It gets a Rotten Tomatoes score of 72% and is about a troubled teen and his elderly neighbor. It stars Matt Damon and Noah Schnapp.Up next, I have "Family Jewels," a Romantic Comedy that is rated R. It bags a Rotten Tomatoes score of 69% and is about a famous diamond dealer who leaves his European life for a less-than-genuine romance with an American con artist. This one stars Melissa McCarthy and Ryan Reynolds.Then, we have "Backcountry," a Documentary rated G. It gets a Rotten Tomatoes score of 91%, as it explores Yosemite. This award-winning film shines a brilliant light on one of the U.S' most iconic national parks.We also have an Action and a Horror.
User: You don't say. Tell me about those...
Assistant: OK. "Beyond The Storm" is rated PG-13 and gets a Rotten Tomatoes score of 81%. It is about fishing the North Sea. Captain JohnÃ¢ÂÂs crew faces severe weather and a traitor on board, too. It is directed by James Cameron.And "Shuttered" is a Horror that is rated R. It gets a Rotten Tomatoes score of 61% and is about Sarah Decker, who moves upstate from New York City to become a hand on her distant cousinÃ¢ÂÂs haunted marijuana farm.
User: Cool. I think that is the one. You know, my cousin also has a marijuana farm, but it is in Vermont.
Assistant: Interesting. So, just the one for "Shuttered" then?
User: Well, make that two for Saturday night.
Assistant: Very well. That is two tickets for Shuttered on Sat. night at the AMC Holiday Theater in Spring Hills Kansas. Is 9pm ok?
User: Yes. That will work.
Assistant: Great! Your tickets are confirmed and theyÃ¢ÂÂve been sent to your email address.
User: Very cool. That was easy.
Assistant: We do what we can to make the process very easy.
User: Yes. You do. Thank so much.
Assistant: Ok. Was there anything else?