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There's now a privacy-respecting offer on DDG, use the !ai bang to get to it.
To answer your question, any "natural language" query of modest importance, where asking a question like "will there be any more movies in that series by this director?" is easier than checking the usual movies websites.
How does that work? You just type that before your query and it gives you ai answers?
Yup, there's many of them. I use DDG all the time, but this feature probably works in other search engines too - I just don't know
From any search bar configured to use DDG, just type !ai followed by your query
You can do this from the DDG website too of course. Other useful "bangs" include !w for Wikipedia, or !aw for the Arch Linux wiki, or even just !img for image search.
https://duckduckgo.com/bangs
DDG is just using ChatGPT
Or Claude ; the choice is yours.