Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title

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In Independence Day 2: Resurgence, you're the Super Intelligent Hive-Mind Queen. Over a billion entities can be attached to your brain, but far less seem to be in this sequel than the first, so you should have even more available mental power. Your Mission: Capture and destroy your arch-nemesis and only real threat: The AI Sphere. Your Situation: Your mothership has been cold-nuked from within by a valiant ex-President. All of your support staff is assumed injured or dead. Your Primary Planetary Objective is almost complete (mere minutes to go). This will result in the imminent Destruction of the Planet. Better be outside of Earth's gravity well in the next 30 minutes!! You are continuously being strafed by several fighter craft. You are in an inhospitable climate, running across difficult terrain, and you have just crash-landed at several G forces, so maybe you are not at peak physical health? You know exactly where the AI Sphere is. [With Jeff Goldblum], or so you think. Why do you expend so much time and energy inefficiently chasing a school bus?

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Why did the Queen chase the school bus?

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Early in the movie Skyfall, when Bond is presumed dead, he is shown drinking at a bar and being cheered on by a large group of spectators as he attempts to down a drink with a live scorpion on his hand. Immediately as this scene ends, Bond is shown at the same bar, but the bar is now empty except for the bartender. When I originally saw the movie, I thought the quick cut was meant to show that it was the next day, and that Bond had spent the entire night at the bar. However, I have seen some speculate that the first scene was merely a daydream - Bond imagining how he would like his life to be, when in reality he spends his time drinking alone in the middle of the day. Could someone explain whether it was a daydream or not?

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In Skyfall, was the bar scene a daydream or was it real?

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Last night I watched the 4K Remastered Edition of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. What a great movie! Now I noticed something I'm curious about. There are several (at least 3, maybe 4) appearances of dogs in the movie. What does Leone want to say with the wild dogs? I think it's too easy to say the dogs stands for something like freedom or to try to illustrate the empty desert better. The pictures are the first and the last appearance of dogs in the movie. Maybe the last dog is important to answer the question. It looks like the dog wants to run to Tuco but he scares the dog, so it runs out of the picture. On youtube you can find the whole movie if you have to rewatch it ;-)

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What is the meaning of the apearance of dogs in the good the bad the ugly?