ASSISTANT: Can you tell me what types of movies you enjoy watching?
HUMAN: mostly action adventure drama fantasy.
HUMAN: documentary.
ASSISTANT: And what about those kinds of movies do you like?
HUMAN: Usually I like movies like that that consist with those genres.
HUMAN: I just like the storytelling, how deep some movies can get into, the characters, and pretty much like the creativity.
ASSISTANT: Alright, what’s one of your favorite movies?
HUMAN: Mr. Nobody.
ASSISTANT: And what was it about that movie that made it enjoyable?
HUMAN: because it dealt with basically all of life, making choices, and that each choice has a different consequence.
HUMAN: So, think before you do.
ASSISTANT: I see.
ASSISTANT: OK. Now, tell me about a movie you didn’t like.
HUMAN: I guess Spaceballs, because it was kind of just annoying in some parts. I mean, it was all right, but most of the time, you know, it just It needed to have a little bit different kind of comedy in it. I didn't like the some of the characters in it, so.
ASSISTANT: Generally speaking, what did you not like about that particular type of movie?
HUMAN: The storytelling wasn't really on pace.
HUMAN: So the plot could have been better.
ASSISTANT: Ah, I see.
ASSISTANT: Have you seen the movie Deadpool?
HUMAN: Yes, I saw the first one. Didn't see the second one yet.
ASSISTANT: And what did you think of it?
HUMAN: I thought it was a pretty funny. Actually I mean, it was a little bit different. I didn't I didn't even read the comic books which were more serious than what that movie was, but it was still outrageous and then at the same time there is a lot of action and there is an actual story to it that he goes through. So.
ASSISTANT: Alright. Have you seen any of the Thor movies?
HUMAN: I saw the first one and a little bit of Ragnarok, I think.
ASSISTANT: What did you like or dislike about those?
HUMAN: I think that Thor is a powerful character.
HUMAN: Not particularly one of my favorites, but he's got something different to him, like more fantasy in it, so I kind of liked the plot and setting of