Calling The Shark is Broken a Broadway sensation is probably a bit of a stretch. The reviews have been mixed to poor, with the NYT calling it “bloodless and toothless,” and Deadline said it was “too slender a tale, too gentle, to provide thrills or even, truth be told, much drama.” It’s not exactly packing theaters,…

You know who really ought to be mad? Salieri.

Imagine how chaotic the set on What About Bob? with Bill Murray was!

 Well, a fictional account can still ruin people's reputations. However, in this case it's hard to imagine Dreyfuss' reputation getting any worse.

So obviously none of us actually know the guy, and I have no opinion on him personally nor whatever he believes in...

You know the phrase “the ends justify the means”?

Yes. I got an earful about him from an actor I was working with. In full transparency, my co-worker was our lead, and easily the best number 1 on the call sheet I’ve ever met, so I have a bias. Anyway, my co-worker did a stage play with him, and it did not go well. Dreyfus could not learn his lines, has serious…

Does this wax-faced fidget even work anymore? All his carping about how wrong other people are, whether its civics, The Academy or playwrights is really past its prime. GO somewhere and do a JOB!

Dreyfuss was the keynote speaker at a fundraiser for my former workplace. He talked about civics, which was his big thing at the time. He was absolutely unhinged, ranting about the collapse of society (this was before 2016 so fine, but just because they’re after you doesn’t mean you aren’t paranoid), forgetting…

But Richard Dreyfuss always comes off as such a nice and even keeled person! He never has a bad word to say about anyone! 

I mean he’s also thoroughly off his rocker and at points in his life was a danger to himself and others. At least on lithium all he does is say dumb shit and fall off his rocker.

The great thing about Skyrim and Fallout 4 is that every single square mile is filled with so many things to find outside of any quest lines... little caves with the remnants of drama, pipes that take you somewhere special, oho a little puzzle treasure vault! And every single one of those things is there for a reason,…

Richard Dreyfuss is the lifetime walking embodiment of Justified/Raylan Givens’s “If you run into a asshole in the morning...” quote.

The Shark Is Broken, a fictionalized account of the filming of Spielberg classic Jaws.

Yahtzee talked about this recently in an Extra Punctuation video: Empty space is fine so long as it’s fun to traverse the empty space. For example, look at Spider-man 2: There’s a lot of empty space in NYC at any given point between activities. However, traversing that space is a fun activity in and of itself.

The size absolutely is the problem. It’s all about resource management.

Part of the problem I have with so many open world titles (especially the Ubisoft ones) are that Devs brag about how much space is in their games, yet when you really look at it, most of the time these spaces are virtually empty, copy and pasting…

Quality is always better than quantity. I don’t really care if a game has 100 solar systems to explore if said systems are boring to explore. Starfield has so much POI recycling and the planetary traversal is so boring that BGS somehow ruined what’s historically been the best part of their games: exploration.

Hell I’m middle aged and I’d like to see a lot more friendships and way fewer romantic relationships.

“Sex isn’t needed for the plot of most TV shows and movies” seems self-evident. Frankly, I’m surprised the response was only 47.5%.

Oh I don’t think the other gens are less horny than we were; they just grew up with near limitless access to online pornography of everything.

So they’re just kinda over it.