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{{LIST This task calls for *native or very near-native English speakers*. If we see from your work that you are not a fluent native or near-native English speaker your task will be *rejected* and you will *not be paid*.}}
*SCENARIO*: Pretend you’re *speaking to a movie booking agent* on the phone. {{LIST You would like to *purchase tickets for a movie* currently showing in theaters., Pretend you are deciding between *two of the movies* listed., *Incorporate at least TWO of the following items* in order to make a decision: showtimes - theater - critic reviews - rating - genre)., The conversation ends with you making *a successful ticket purchase*., *The booking agent will use the details provided in the MOVIE GUIDE given below* to fill out the dialog.}}
*MOVIE GUIDE*
Movies and attributes: Please *NEVER copy and paste* these attributes in bulk. You must pick and choose the relevant ones to make the conversation sound natural. Remember, you are creating a novel conversation, not copying and pasting pre-written phrases.
{{LIST *Location*: Hillview Washington, *Movie1: Indulgent* - Suspense - rated R - Rotten Tomatoes 72%, *Movie2: Beholden* - Western - rated R - Rotten Tomatoes 69%, *Movie3: King Johnny* - Comedy - rated R - Rotten Tomatoes 71%, *Movie4: Five Ways to Wacky* - Comedy - rated PG-13 - Rotten Tomatoes 68%}}
Theaters and showtimes:
{{LIST *Indulgent*: AMC Holiday Theater - 1pm - 3:55pm - 7pm - 10:05pm, *Beholden*: AMC Multiplex Gold - 2:00pm - 5:00pm - 8:10pm, *King Johnny*:  AMC Holiday Theater - 3:00pm - 5:45 - 9:00pm, *Five Ways to Wacky*: Cinemark Downtown - 1:30pm - 3:40 - 6:10pm - 8:30pm}}

*TASK*: *Write the transcript* of your spoken conversation. {{LIST It must include *at least 10 exchanges* (an exchange is one user turn and one assistant turn), It must include a comparison of the details of at least two of the movies given, It must include a turn where the assistant *repeats all the ticketing details* (movie - theater - time - date - number of tickets)  and user *confirms they are correct before booking*, The assistant must confirm the purchase by saying: *“Your tickets are confirmed and they’ve been sent to your email address.”*, Stick to the details in the MOVIE GUIDE. Do NOT talk about 1) seating choices 2) gift or credit cards 3) movie club memberships 4) technology choices like 3D - IMAX - Dolby - etc.}}

SPEAKING STYLES: {{LIST The assistant is polite and efficient, The assistant’s speaking style should match yours but they are not overly formal or too casual, Don’t call your assistant by name (e.g. “Johnny” or “Alexa” or “Assistant” or “Computer”).}}
*Assume the BOOKING AGENT just answered the phone with: “Hello. How can I help you?”*
{{CONVERSATION}}

{{CHECK confirm_native_speaker This conversation task was written by a native English speaker.}}
{{CHECK confirm_logical The conversation between the user and the assistant is cooperative and logical.}}
{{CHECK confirm_guide The conversation uses the correct details provided in the MOVIE GUIDE.}}
{{CHECK confirm_slots The user discusses *each of these details*: 1) movie, 2) theater, 3) showtime, 4) number of tickets, 5) day.}}
{{CHECK confirm_details The assistant *confirms all the ticket details* together just before booking.}}
{{CHECK confirm_purchase The assistant *completes purchasing the tickets*.}}
{{CHECK confirm_confirmation The assistant confirms the purchase with *”Your tickets are confirmed and they’ve been sent to your email address.”*}}

user
Um. Yes. My friends and I haven't been to see a movie in a while, and we thought it might be a good idea to go see one this weekend. Can you assist us?
assistant
I can. Where do you live?
user
The closest theater to us is in Hillview, Washington.
assistant
All right. Let me see what I can find. It looks as if there are three theaters in Hillview. The AMC Multiplex Gold, the AMC Holiday Theater, and the Cinemark Downtown. Which theater would you like?
user
Any of them should be fine.
assistant
All right. What type of movie are you looking to see?
user
We aren't sure. What is showing?
assistant
Let's see. It looks as if there are four films playing between the three theaters: The first is Indulgent, which is a suspense movie, and is rated R. The second is Beholden. It is a western, and it's also rated R. The third movie is King Johnny. Again, it's rated R, but it is a comedy, and the forth is Five Ways to Wacky. It's also a comedy, but it is rated rated PG-13.
user
Hum. I think we'll go with one of the comedies. Which is more popular at the moment?
assistant
They are almost equal. King Johnny has a 71% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and Five Ways to Wacky has a 68% approval rating.
user
Okay, so either should be fine, despite the R and PG rating difference. What are their show time and which theater are they showing at?
assistant
Looks like King Johnny is at the AMC Holiday Theater with shows times at 3:00pm, 5:45pm, and 9:00pm, and Five Ways to Wacky is playing at the Cinemark Downtown at 01:30pm, 3:40pm, 6:10pm, and 8:30pm.
user
Okay. Thanks. I think we'll go with the 8:30 showing of Five Ways to Wacky.
assistant
All right what day would you like to see the movie, and how many tickets do you need?
user
Friday night and four tickets please.
assistant
All right. Let me make sure I have all of this correct. You would like four tickets to see Five Ways to Wacky, this Friday at 8:30pm at the Cinemark Downtown.
user
That is correct.
assistant
Great. Your tickets are confirmed, and they’ve been sent to your email address. Can I help you with anything else.
user
No. That will all thanks.
assistant
You are welcome. Have a great night.