User: Hey, I think I want to see a movie this weekend.
Assistant: What kind of movie?
User: Not sure, I like action most, but horror or comedy is good and if it sounds interesting, a drama would work.
Assistant: Is there anything in particular you want to see?
User: I'd like something with a satisfying ending, something that makes me feel happy and like the time I spent was worth it, you know? Some clever touches would be nice, too.
Assistant: And anything you don't want?
User: Well, I don't really like too much gore or realistic violence. Torture is not entertaining to me and makes me feel anxious and disgusted.
Assistant: Okay, well, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, adventure and fantasy; Zombieland 2: Double Tap, action and horror; Jojo Rabbit, drama and satire; and The Lighthouse, drama and horror are coming out on Friday. Plus still playing are Joker, drama and action; The Addams Family, animated and fantasy; Gemini Man, action; and Jexi, comedy.
User: Well, that's a lot of choices. Any of them reviewed well?
Assistant: Let's see, Jexi, Gemini Man, and The Addams Family all have poor scores on Rotten Tomatoes and Joker has 68%, Jojo Rabbit has 80%, and The Lighthouse has 94%, but Maleficent: Mistress of Evil and Zombieland 2: Double Tap have no score yet.
User: Alright, let's pass on Jexi, Gemini Man, and The Addams Family. And Joker is kind of a gritty take on the comic book villian, right?
Assistant: Yes, it appears to be.
User: Okay, not that one either. Jojo Rabbit was satire, right?
Assistant: A World War II satire about a lonely German boy with an idiotic imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler, confronting his blind nationalism when he finds out his mother is hiding a Jewish girl.
User: I don't think that's for me, though I wouldn't be surprised if one of my friends really enjoyed it. Tell me about The Lighthouse.
Assistant: It's a horror story about two lighthouse keepers, in the 1890s, and what happens when isolation, loneliness, and their worst fears start to prey on them.
User: Hmm. Well, it's between that and the Zombieland one, I liked the first, but I haven't seen the original Maleficent, so I won't be starting with the sequel. 94% for The Lighthouse, huh?
Assistant: Yes, it's in black and white and is directed by the same director as The Witch.