Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Have you seen "Beautiful Boy"? It's in theaters now.
Speaker1: Yes, I have and I absolutely LOVED IT!!
Speaker1: And you? Have you seen it?
Speaker2: I haven't yet, but I really want to and I'm looking for some company. :)
Speaker1: Hmm, actually I can go to the theatre with you and see it once again, if you want to. :)
Speaker2: That would be great! :D
Speaker2: Wow, this movie is that good? :o
Speaker1: YES, it really is!! :) Great screenplay, breathtaking shots and Steve Carell, who was a-freaking-mazing!
Speaker1: And, well, you know how much I love Timothée Chalamet. <3 :)
Speaker2: Oh, yes, I DO know that. :D
Speaker2: I can't imagine Steve Carell in a movie like this. :o
Speaker2: I've always associated him with more of a comedic repertoire.
Speaker1: I was surprised too, but believe me, he stole the show. He was even better than my beloved Timothée. ;)
Speaker2: Wow, then he must have been extraordinary! ;)
Speaker1: He was. :) So, when are we going?
Speaker2: Tomorrow? What time do you get off work?
Speaker1: At 6 p.m. And you?
Speaker2: At 5.30 p.m. I can pick you up from work, if you like. :)
Speaker1: Yay! :) See you soon then! :*
Speaker2: Ciao! :*
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has seen "Beautiful Boy" and she loved it. Speaker2 hasn't, so Speaker1 will go will her to the theater tomorrow. Speaker1 finishes work at 6 pm, Speaker2 at 5.30 pm. Speaker2 will pick Speaker1 up from work. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 wants someone else to do the washing up this time. Speaker2 agrees, but when she returns from the cinema she is at with Jack.