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Rupert is the new composer on the film. Troubled production alert!
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 No more Remote Control shit composers!
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RG-W is promoting it on his Twitter page now.
So far this smells like, to me, either: the studio is worried about the film and wanted a different score or: a dreaded test audience.
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Seems Debney is no longer attached:
"There are moments, however, when Gibson might have done well to rein in composer Rupert Gregson-Williams (“The Legend of Tarzan”), who’s constantly putting too fine a point on Doss’s heroism in the field. The visuals are telling us what we need to know without the orchestra working overtime to do the same thing".
Taken from a preview: http://www.thewrap.com/hacksaw-ridge-review/
I think Debney was the second or even third composer on Passion of the Christ, so I suspect it's a Gibson thing.
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The way I remember it, Horner opted out of scoring PASSION OF THE CHRIST on religious grounds (he was Jewish and the film wasn't very favourable to the Jewish faith, to say the least).
There was no 'bad blood' between Horner or Gibson, in fact, Horner may have recommended Debney to Gibson?
I recall Gibson (in a Timeout interview) basically saying 'I just let Jamie get on with it and do his thing' about the scoring process on Braveheart.
Horner was set to score his Viking epic (starring DiCaprio) which fell apart when Gibbo had the meltdown.
I'm sure Horner would have scored Hacksaw Ridge, if he was still with us 
I think Gibson and Cameron are getting/about to get a crash course in the 'REALLY missing someone when they're gone' school of life.
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