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Now I add: “THE LAST JEDI will show you how to do it wrong.” I always use STAR WARS to teach students how to write a screenplay. He stated, “I’ve done screenwriting seminars at Columbia, University of Chicago and other great schools. It’s just a haemorrhage of how NOT to write a script. Im fascinated that with every repeat viewing I have of the film, more & more basic errors in screenwriting, editing, & plain script coherence seem to grow in number and severity. One user responded that they are fascinated by The Last Jedi because every time they watch they find “more basic errors in screenwriting, editing, & plain script coherence seem to grow in number and severity.” They added, “It’s just a haemorrhage of how NOT to write a script.”

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I have no idea how anyone can spend years being angry about a movie Pasha responded to a tweet from Wired staff producer Adam Lance Garcia, who pondered, “I have no idea how anyone can spend years being angry about a movie.”

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The place had no windows and still smelled of bacta. They were still in temporary quarters that the Empire had requisitioned, an old hospital built of gray synthstone.

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There were no stun cuffs or energy cages, but there was a state-of-the-art security system, ID badges, and old B-1 series battle droids from the Clone Wars that had been reactivated and reprogrammed for security. But the Imperial Naval Academy really felt like jail.

To Trever, school had always felt like jail. So Trever had offered to enroll, make contact, and get both of them out in a couple days’ time. Why couldn’t he have gone undercover someplace fun, like a space station cantina in the Outer Rim?īecause Lune Oddo Divinian, the Force-sensitive son of Astri Oddo, had been kidnapped by his father and sent here. He was now a fresh recruit at the Imperial Naval Academy on Coruscant. Top of the list of things he never expected to do again: go to school. Then he’d found out that Ferus Olin, the guy who let him sleep in his back room, used to be a Jedi, and the next thing he knew … wha-woosh, he was running blockades and dodging stormtroopers. He’d become a street kid, a thief, a con. So he had closed the door to his old life and left it forever. Everything had stopped making sense, and going to school had made the least sense of all.

When his father and brother were killed by Imperial forces after the Clone Wars, his world had imploded. His short life had been marked by megatons of bad luck, but at least Trever counted himself lucky in one respect: Regular attendance at the Ussan Day Academy was no longer required.