From Star Wars to Speed (the awful bus movie)

Rating: 1/10 (24 December 2017)

Before delving into my main issue with The Last Jedi, I want to congratulate Disney and the main writer Rian Johnson on ripping off the movie Speed (you know the bus movie starring Keanu Reeves) and doing so in a way that left a huge gaping plot hole in the middle of it all.
The events took place in a '94 Speed setting. The rebel fleet was running from the first order and would be destroyed if they ran out of fuel, because they would come in effective range of the pursuing destroyer's weapons.
First off, if the rebels were not complete idiots, they would have spread their people among all of their ships, which could then have spread out to different directions, giving the First Order a difficult choice as to what ship to pursue.
If the First Order was only interested in the rebel's capital ship, then the supporting ships could have jumped to hyper space. Also, they could have jumped into destroyer on auto pilot or with a droid as the pilot.
Instead they just flew until their fuel ran out and then died with their ships like utter and complete dimwits.
So there you go, a space sequel to Speed with a huge plot hole in the center of it all and that isn't even the worst part of the movie!
The main problem with the movie is that Disney (Rian Johnson) butchered Luke's character and with it, the Star Wars universe. Luke has always personified the Jedi and the light side in the clearest way possible, yet in this movie was portrayed as a weak old fool, who slipped casually into the dark side to incompetently (try to) kill Ben Solo, his sister's and one of his best friend's (Han Solo's) son!! What The Fudge?!
If the best of the jedi is capable of such a thing, then the jedi are really a sorry bunch of hypocrites. Star Wars has always been about the struggle between the light and dark sides of the force. Now it's seems the dynamic has turned to muddy-light vs kinda-dark-because-misunderstood.
Disney - you are completely mishandling Star Wars and distancing yourself from it's fanbase, fix it, or lose it to ambiguity. Star Wars: the last jedi.. no, Star Farse more like it.