Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: have you seen 50 shades of grey?
Speaker3: i read the book. quite likes it
Speaker2: but film?
Speaker3: no not yet. why?
Speaker2: i got the dvd, wanna come over?
Speaker1: ladies i've seen it and quite frankly its a waste of time
Speaker2: oh really?
Speaker1: yeah i mean it. the book was quite ok
Speaker3: i thought so too
Speaker1: but the film was just nonsense
Speaker3: why u think so?
Speaker1: it was just boring. awfully boring
Speaker2: u mean the first part or the sequel?
Speaker1: oh christ almighty i dont even know theres a sequel
Speaker2: so you've seen the first one only? perhaps sequel is better?
Speaker1: cant tell. sequels are usually worse tho
Speaker2: well i got the full set actually. that's three films
Speaker1: ugh. you wont make me watch that sry
Speaker3: maybe we should do sth else hey?
Speaker2: yeah maybe you 2 r right. some other time
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 got the whole "50 shades of gray" trilogy on DVD. She wants to watch it with Speaker3 and Speaker1. Speaker3 and Speaker1 liked the book, but Speaker1 thinks the film is a complete waste of time. She's not interested in watching it. They're going to do something else instead.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is going to help Speaker2 assemble a new desk. He is coming to her house tomorrow.