Generate a question about the following movie plot: Working class cockney teenagers Dot (Rita Tushingham) and biker Reggie (Colin Campbell) get married. Their marriage soon turns sour. During an unsuccessful honeymoon at a holiday camp Reggie becomes alienated from the brassy and self-absorbed Dot. Afterwards, they begin to live increasingly separate lives as Reggie becomes more involved with his biker friends, especially the eccentric Pete (Dudley Sutton). Reggie also loses interest in having sex with Dot. When Reggie's grandfather dies, Dot merely complains that his support for his bereaved grandmother (Gladys Henson) has stopped them visiting the cinema. Her boorish behaviour at the funeral and her refusal to move in with Reggie's grandmother leads to a major argument. She leaves and Reggie stays with his gran, who will not leave her own house. He brings in Pete, who has been forced to leave his lodgings, to stay as a lodger with her. The two share a bed at her house. Meanwhile Dot shows an interest in Brian (Johnny Briggs), another biker. The following day Pete and Reggie drive to the seaside. Reggie wants them to chat up a couple of girls, but Pete shows no interest. Reggie intends to return to Dot. Dot herself has already hatched a plan to get him back by pretending to be pregnant. Dot is sitting with Brian when she tells Reggie of her "pregnancy". Believing he can't be the father, Reggie accuses Brian and the two fight. Reggie knocks out Brian. Dot visits Reggie's gran's house and learns that he is sharing a bed with Pete. She taunts them, calling them "queers". Reggie is disturbed by this, and asks Pete to deny that he is homosexual, but Pete avoids answering. The bikers organise a race from London to Edinburgh and back in which Reggie, Pete and Brian all take part. Dot rides with Brian. When Brian's bike breaks down, Reggie carries Dot on his. Dot admits she is not pregnant. The two start to rekindle their relationship. When they get back, Pete manages to separate Reggie from Dot, taking him to the pub. They come back to their room drunk. When Pete...
Ans: What did Dot miss going to?

Generate a question about the following movie plot: Outlaws Robert Hightower (John Wayne), Pedro "Pete" and William "The Abaleine kid" (Harry Carey jr) prepare to rob a bank.They fill up their cantines and a water bag at a spring and enter an Arizona town called Welcome.They stop off at a man's home called Perly "Buck" Sweet (Ward Bond) where his wife (Mae Marsh)makes them some tea.The woman asks them if they have seen a wagon on their journey,as her and Buck's niece and husband are on their way from New Jerusalem.They say they haven't seen them.Buck tells them where the town's bank is and they prepare to go and rob it.As Buck puts on his waistcoat they see that he's wearing a sheriff's badge.They cautiously ride off and still go through with pulling off the robbery.They get away with the money but as the are about to ride off out of town,the deputies come running out of the office and shoot William off of his horse.Robert pulls him up onto the back of his and they get away.Buck and his men pursue them across the desert and Buck shoots their waterbag without them realising.With only water left in their cantines,they wander along to a water tower in Mojave but Buck has devised a plan.He's taken the train with his men and is dropping a few of his deputies off at each water tower in the area to try and capture them.Predicting Buck's next tactic,Robert decides that they should double back to Terrapin tanks.As they head off,they are caught up in a major sandstorm and lose their horses.Despite this,they make it to the tanks but Robert discovers an abandoned wagon there.He returns to Pedro and William and tells them that there's a pregnant woman inside it who is on the verge of giving birth.She's no husband because he's disappeared for days after pursuing their thirsty horses and the water tanks are empty because he had blown them up with dynamite after finding that the water level was too low.Robert asks Pedro to go and help the woman deliver the baby because he was once married with kids.He agrees.As he helps her,Robert and William try to collect as much water as...
Ans: Who does he refuse to give up the custody of his godson to?

Generate a question about the following movie plot: Once upon a time or maybe twice there was an unearthly paradise called Pepperland, 80,000 leagues under the sea. Pepperland is inhabited by a group of music lovers who dwell in peace and harmony. The peace of Pepperland is threatened by an attack of the Blue Meanies, who hate all music and beauty. Their attack freezes the inhabitants of Pepperland and destroys all of their art and natural beauty. One inhabitant of Pepperland is the uniformed Fred, who is named Admiral by the Lord Mayor and sent off in Pepperland's Yellow Submarine to seek help in the surface world. Young Fred, as he is called by the ancient Lord Mayor, escapes just in time as the mayor is Bonked by the attacking Blue Meanies.(Song:Yellow Submarine) over creditsFred arrives in Liverpool, England and spies upon a lonely Ringo (Song: Elanor Rigby) and follows him home in the submarine. Ringo is made confused and nervous by the sneaky sub and fails to find help from a Bobby (policeman). Fred knocks on Ringo's door, explains the plight of Pepperland and asks him for help. Fred enters the cavernous, weird mansion labled The Pier then is picked up in Ringo's car. Ringo is sympathetic but wants to ask the others, so they start to look for Ringo's mates. They first meet the Frankenstein Monster who turns into John, the leader of the Beatles. They find George meditating atop a mountain in the next room, yet also driving in Ringo's car. "its all in the mind" explains George helpfully. Finally, Paul appears from one of the mansion's many doors from an adoring crowd. The Beatles decide to help Old Fred as they have christened him. They depart immediately aboard the Yellow Submarine.Non-animated montage of various scenes of London and the English countryside speed by, giving the illusion of flying as the submarine takes off. (The creshendo of music is from the song "A Day in the Life". )The Beatles learn the workings of the submarine from Old Fred (Song: All Together Now) as they go beneath the waves. They sail into the Sea of Time and become very young...
Ans: what was ejected into a sea inhabited by other weird monsters