I can’t lie.Ĭouch: I felt even more connected to Jyn with this trailer. Am I just being a hater, Aaron? You can level with me.Ĭouch: I sort of think you are just being a hater. Am I wrong? I can’t tell if I’m just being picky at this point. It’s as if the editors thought, “Let’s let the other guys take the spotlight,” forgetting that there are, like, seven of them and giving them one line of dialogue each in the trailer doesn’t really help. This new trailer lets Jyn get lost, somehow, but noone else really steps in to take her place.
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Earlier trailers didn’t have Jyn’s motivation for working with the Rebels - it kind of made it look like a Suicide Squad-esque deal - but they felt like the movie was unmistakably her story. McMillan: One of my biggest problems with the new trailer is that it felt like it muddied the focus.
Is it really just that people want any new Star Wars? All of that makes sense from Disney’s point of view - The Force Awakens did boffo box office, as the kids say, so why not want more of the same - but I don’t understand why it’s prompting such excitement in fans. I’m on record as thinking that it doesn’t do Jyn Erso any favors, but beyond that, it … didn’t really do it for me at all … ? It feels like it sacrificed the weird, dissonant parts of the earlier trailers (The sirens! The sense of panic! Jyn being someone recruited because she’s the best person for the job, not because she’s the daughter of the guy they’re after!) in favor of doing off-brand versions of what we’re already getting in the “central” Star Wars movies. Graeme McMillan: I’ve got to admit, I’m really surprised by the excitement provoked by the new Rogue One trailer. (Our unscientific Twitter poll found about 70 percent thought it was the best of the three trailers.) Let’s dive in further:Īaron Couch: Graeme, we have to start with you - because I think you’re in the minority of people who weren’t really excited about it.
Editor Aaron Couch thought it was the best of the bunch, while writer Graeme McMillan did not. This vinyl collection retails for $75 and can be pre-ordered from Mondo starting February 16, 2022.The third and final Rogue One: A Star Wars Story trailer is out, and Heat Vision is something of a house divided on this one. Scariff Antenna Alignment (Alternate) (1:20)*
Rebellions are Built on Hope (Alternate) (2:55)* Guardians of the Whills Suite (Alternate Ending) (2:23)*Ī Long Ride Ahead (Alternate Ending) (4:00)* Jyn Erso & Hope Suite (Alternate Open) (6:03)* A muscular, epic score loaded with emotion and pathos, we present here not only the entire score but an entire hour of previously unheard material, all housed inside a stunning package from artist John Powell.” “A firm fan-favorite bridging the gap between old and new Star Wars, Michael’s score is phenomenal, featuring nods to John Williams’ classic Star Wars scores whilst firmly being its own thing. “It’s no secret that we at Mondo love working with composer Michael Giacchino, and we are thrilled to be releasing a 4-LP set for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story with our friends at Walt Disney Records,” Mondo Music Creative Director Spencer Hickman shared in a statement. While Rogue One remains a polarizing film among Star Wars fans over five years after its release, it maintains a dedicated core of fans who love everything about the film, including its soundtrack, the first in Star Wars history to be created by someone other than John Williams.įans of Michael Giacchino’s score for Rogue One will soon have something wonderful to look forward to: Mondo is releasing an expanded version of the Rogue One soundtrack on a 4-LP set, featuring over an hour of extra music that didn’t make it into the original soundtrack release. Fans of Rogue One will soon have something new to add to their collections: an expanded version of the soundtrack is being released on vinyl by Mondo.
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