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I hate on most superhero films but I enjoyed this one immensely. It's got lots of humour, the writing is pretty tight and this scene was a great highlight.
Only downsides are Jennifer Lawrence and Dinklage, both of whom are vastly overrated.
McAvoy and Fassbender are excellent. Good acting like that really elevates the whole film.

Looks like the proof that Jennifer Love Hewitt and Katy Perry are sisters.

The bit on the John/Jenifer Yale study
http://www.yalescientific.org/2013/02/john-vs-jennifer-a-battle-of-the-sexes/

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She's looking quite hungry. I love me some Jennifer Lawrence.

I kept thinking, wasn't April O'Neil a busty redhead? (and thanks to the internet and not my memory, I was right). That has to be plastic surgery since Megan Fox had almost nothing up top in 'Jennifer's Body'. Isn't this the 3rd time a TMNT movie has been made? I guess I can categorize this inevitable piece of crap with the other disappointments I've seen: 2 horrible Hulk movies and 3 poor Punisher movies. I like to beat a dead horse as much as the next guy but.....

I find quiet a few things wrong with this trainer/movie.
Days of Future Past? wtf is this? are we using james bond movie titles now?
Jennifer Lawrence does not suit as a younger Rebecca Romijn.
The whole movie does not feel like previous xmen movies.
Unless it'll be 3+ hours long, they can't do justice to address time travel topic.

Thanks for the article. It kinda reads like an add for Jennifer Mathers' 'octopuses are smart' book. Her 2008 Consciousness and Cognition paper does a better job at laying out the most cephalopod behaviors impressive behaviors:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1053810006001504
. Don't get me wrong; I think cephaolopods totally awesome, but I don't see the case for them being cognitive leaps and bounds above other invertebrates. The behaviors that they are capable of are found elsewhere among inverts, yet people (often encouraged by Mathers or her coauthors on that book) seem to imply they are basically eight armed dogs of the sea:

Behavioral conditioning in the lab (which Mathers likes to call "learning") - Bees, butterflies
Moving objects to close off burrows - mantis shrimp
Carrying objects as temporary refuges - crabs
Individual recognition - wasps, lobsters?, mantis shrimp.
Complex spatial navigation - ants, bees.
Learning via observation - I'm not aware of other inverts that do this, but the cephalopod evidence is also pretty weak.

Maybe there are some more recent, and more convincing results?

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