For evidence of this, you needn't look any further than Rogue One's trailers, which feature music that's both haunting and bombastic with some help from Williams' "Force Theme" - while also sounding somewhat like Pirates of the Caribbean at times. There's no track listing given, probably because some titles may be somewhat spoilery, but Star Wars purists will be happy to know that the film's score will still feature some of Williams' iconic themes mixed in with Giacchino's new music. The soundtrack hasn't been released yet, but it is available for pre-order in CD format only (how quaint) from Amazon, with an expected release date of December 16 - the same date the movie hits theaters. The film's music was instead conducted by Michael Giacchino, and if you're curious about how it sounds, here's how you can listen to the Rogue One Soundtrack. The film doesn't feature any Jedi, it lacks an opening crawl, and it's the first movie in the franchise to not be scored by John Williams. As the franchise's first-ever standalone spinoff, the movie is bucking a number of traditions that have been a part of every Star Wars movie so far.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story really wants to differentiate itself from other Star Wars movies.
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