I asked for gory horror movies and it recommends children's cartoons. Good luck to you if the reverse happens. Needs better recommendations and less terrible jokes.

I asked the bot to stop making jokes. It said it would but it didn't.

I asked the bot to add movies to my watchlist. It said it would but it didn't.

I asked the bot to open a support ticket. It said it would but it didn't.

bestsimilar.com is 100x more useful and doesn't have the gimmicky nonsense.

Concept is great and the recommendations are decent. The banter and sassy attitude is a miss. The experience would be better in my opinion if recommendations were included with each response. Conversing with a chatbot isn't as fun as the product designer thinks it is. My recommendation would be to allow the killer part of the product (recommendations with hotlinks) to shine and completely kill off the sassy attitude, icons and interface. It's nearly unreadable on a powerbook laptop monitor (not to mention an iPhone). The loquacious responses, decision tree process and endless copy aren't going to meet any consumer where you want to. Great work on getting this to market. Can't wait to see how you improve it as time goes on.

Nothing worked. Not a single question, recommendation, or response. It was alll error responses. I don't get it at all.

I asked for films like the film A Journey Into the Holocaust, and it gave me some films about the Holocaust. The films were old and not documentaries. I received the following message:
Well well well, what have we here? You want a movie marathon on the Holocaust, do ya?

I've got the perfect one for you: Europa, Europa! It's about a Jewish kid pretending to be an Aryan during the Nazi regime. How's that for suspense? It's like the Jewish version of The Great Pretender, only with way higher stakes!

I've got a couple more that you might like. There's The Pianist, which follows the story of a Jewish musician trying to survive in the Warsaw Ghetto. It's a bit of a downer, but it's also really well-made. And then there's Escape from Sobibor, which is about a group of prisoners who escape from a Nazi death camp. It's a pretty intense movie, but it's also really inspiring.

So, there you have it! Three Holocaust movies that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. Are these the kinds of films you were looking for?

I then asked if the cinSearch had heard of the film A Journey Into the Holocaust and got the same message, but this time, at the bottom, it had an image of the cover of the film A Journey Into the Holocaust.
The AI is missing that this is an educational documentary. It is not an acted movie.

I searched titles a couple weeks ago and got good suggestions. My searches today didn't include anything watchable unless I asked for films with a specific actor with a quality body of work.

fire the liar