ASSISTANT: what kind of movies do you generally like?
HUMAN: Yeah, I mostly like comedy movies.
ASSISTANT: I see. Why do you like that kind of movie?
HUMAN: Well I like that kind of movie because you know, it'll make me laugh, and I often watch movies with my girlfriend, and I want to make sure whatever we watch, it's something we can both enjoy and and relax while watching.
ASSISTANT: That seems really nice. Can you think of a movie you really enjoyed recently?
HUMAN: Yeah, I really enjoyed The Longest Yard with Adam Sandler.
ASSISTANT: What did you like about that movie?
HUMAN: I liked the acting. It's a lot of humor and gags in the movie. It had a good pace, good pacing. The story made sense.
HUMAN: Yeah, very funny movie.
ASSISTANT: I see. That's really helpful.
HUMAN: Oh great.
ASSISTANT: Now I'd like to know what kinds of movies you dislike if that's okay?
HUMAN: Yeah, sure.
HUMAN: Good question. Not really a fan of Hallmark movies, that kind of romantic comedy. Mostly because they typically have pretty bad acting. Yeah, not for me.
ASSISTANT: Why else don't you like those?
HUMAN: Well, I guess another reason would be that the stories are all typically same or very similar. There's no.
HUMAN: It's just it's just very boiler plate. There's nothing There's not much new about each new Hallmark movie.
ASSISTANT: I see. They're pretty cookie-cutter it sounds like.
HUMAN: That's exactly right.
ASSISTANT: So based on what you told me, I'm curious, did you see Jurassic World?
HUMAN: I have not seen Jurassic World, no.
HUMAN: But I saw the original Jurassic Park.
ASSISTANT: What did you think of the original?
HUMAN: I liked the original a lot. Very creative movie. Very ahead of it's time with the computer generated imagery CGI.
HUMAN: Yeah, it is it still holds up. It's still is a great movie even compared to anything that that's coming out today.
ASSISTANT: That's great. So if you liked the original would you consider seeing Jurassic World given the option to?
HUMAN: Yeah, I would I would certainly consider it, yes.