ASSISTANT: What kind of movies do you watch?
HUMAN: I watch fantasy and fiction.
ASSISTANT: Why do you like those movies?
HUMAN: It just it takes to a whole another world and you get to live a life that you can never live in the real world and that's just amazing and incredibly interesting.
ASSISTANT: What was the last movie you saw that you liked?
HUMAN: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
ASSISTANT: What did you like about that movie?
HUMAN: There was a menacing evil that was taking control and it looked like a losing situation and heroines were fleeing for half the movie until they figured they finally got the courage to strike back at the evil and defeat it.
HUMAN: I mean that that that one did.
ASSISTANT: What kind of movies do you stay away from?
HUMAN: I stay away from romantic movies.
HUMAN: About love and stuff and that's the core idea.
ASSISTANT: What do you not like those movies?
HUMAN: I just don't think like love is that interesting. It's boring and that's all they're talking about.
ASSISTANT: Have you seen The Dark Knight Rises?
HUMAN: I have. Many years ago.
ASSISTANT: What did you like about that movie?
HUMAN: The action was good. I think the theme was pretty good. The villain was compelling Mr. Baine.
HUMAN: It was a pretty decently composed movie.
ASSISTANT: What did you not like about the movie?
HUMAN: It was long, and it didn't need to be that long, and I just don't.
HUMAN: It wasn't I guess contiguous like plot where you kind of like you are excited the whole time or, you know, like things slow down and you feel good and then ramp up. But it's like it's boring for lots of part many parts of the movie.
ASSISTANT: Have you seen The Purge?
HUMAN: Yeah, I've seen most most Purge movies.
ASSISTANT: What do you not like about The Purge movies?
HUMAN: I I think they're not that well done. It's like it's not that scary. A lot of the acting doesn't seem super believable as the line. There's a whole lot that I don't like about this movies.
ASSISTANT: Thank you for your input, have a great day