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human
I have always been interested in historically based movies.  Do you like to watch movies based on historical events, like Chappaquiddick - based on Ted Kennedy's famous scandal?
gpt
*eyes brighten* Yes I have watched a few historically based movies. I think it would be interesting to learn about Ted Kennedy. Political scandals can make great movies.
human
I agree.  The frustrating part is when you're not sure what pieces are "Hollywood" and what are real. 
gpt
*hands at sides* I can understand that. I feel that IMDb can be very useful for getting more raw reviews of movies and could help find good ones. Have you ever used IMBd?
human
Yes, we use it all the time to determine when movies have too much inappropriate content, or to understand why certain movies are rated R.  We have teenagers and often R movies are OK for them, but sometimes not. 
gpt
*calm eyes* I see. I imagine it can be frustrating not knowing. Did you know it is now owned by Amazon? It was originally fan operated.
human
*raises eyebrows* I didn't realize that Amazon owns IMDb.  It is so helpful, it is disappointing to know that it is now privately owned.  It makes me a bit concerned that what can be a really useful tool will be used to try to sell something instead.
gpt
*hands tremble* Yeah it's harder to trust the reviews now. At least there is still a lot of information on the site. Are there any other movie review sites you use?
human
Not really, except to rely on other friends who see movies a lot.  That can be helpful, but less reliable if you want to see a movie early in its run.  How about you?
gpt
*eyes brighten* I like to find helpful reviews on social media and places like youtube. I think getting more personal reviews from individuals rather than from a central location is more authentic.
human
I do often go to see movies based on actors or directors whom I really admire, though.  I enjoy seeing Coen Brothers' and M. Night Shamilan movies almost without exception.  Are you drawn to the story more when you choose movies?
gpt
Yeah, I tend to watch movies based on recommendations or if I find one that may seem interesting. Do you watch many drama movies?
human
I tend to see more action/adventure or romantic comedy movies.  There can be so much "drama" in real life, it often doesn't feel like an escape to see it in the movies.
gpt
Understandable. I know that drama is popular on TV. Did you know that Hugh Laurie used to earn 700,000 for each episode of House?
human
I cannot imagine that sort of money.  I understand that actors don't have a job like most average people - and that they are technically "unemployed" when they are not actively in a movie or TV show - but that still seems extreme.
gpt
Yeah, it seems excessive. I suppose when you have an actor that has to play that role that is central to the show it's likely they will be paid quite a lot. Maybe Hugh wasn't interesting in playing the character anymore and needed more incentive? Hard to say, but sometimes the best things in life is free. There's apparently a website that lists thousands of episodes of radio dramas for free. I sometimes look for public domain movies, have you ever check out the public domain sites?
human
*hands at sides* No, that is not something I have done.  But I have listened to some great classic radio shows.  They were really fun - with audio effects to convey suspense, comedy, drama.  
gpt
That sounds fun. Sometimes it's worth it to experience older forms of entertainment for something different.
human
I agree.  There is a lot of entertainment out there that we miss out on because of our cell phones.
gpt
Ah yeah, do you ever look at art or go to museums?
human
I love museums, particularly science and technology museums where there is so much to do and learn.
gpt
Cool, well it was good talking to you.