<U>It does. I want to see that one.<C><U>Yeah, I want to see a movie today.<A>I can certainly help with that. Do you know what you'd like to see, or do you want some assistance?<U>I want to see something funny. Do you have anything like that?<PN>find_movies<PAN>description.other<PAV>something funny<PAN>name.genre<PAV>comedies<PAN>location<PAV>nearby<PR>find_movies<PRAN>name.movie<PRAV>Not My Problem<PRAV>Family Jewels<A>Let me look... I see that Not My Problem and Family Jeweled are playing in theaters, and are listed as comedies.<U>Okay... which is funnier?<PN>get_movie_attribute<PAN>name.movie<PAV>Not My Problem<PAN>attribute<PAV>review.critic<PR>get_movie_attribute<PRAN>review.critic<PRAV>Rotten Tomatoes score of 72%<PN>get_movie_attribute<PAN>name.movie<PAV>Family Jewels<PAN>attribute<PAV>review.critic<PR>get_movie_attribute<PRAN>review.critic<PRAV>Rotten Tomatoes score of 69%<A>That's not something I can really judge, but I can tell you that Not My Problem has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 72%, while Family Jewels has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 69%, leading me to believe that audiences may find Not My Problem funnier. Does that help?
For clarification, you are wanting to see Not My Problem?
For clarification, you are wanting to see Not My Problem?