The Uprising, Paul Greengrass’s historical action drama starring Andrew Garfield as the leader of the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt, arrives in U.S. theaters on September 11 with zero critic reviews posted yet. Trader attention centers on Greengrass’s track record with tense, grounded period pieces and Garfield’s draw, offset by a late-August marketing shift that rebranded the film with Robin Hood origins, prompting confusion and a public clarification from the UK distributor. Early trailer reception has been modest, and the project follows a string of underperforming Robin Hood-adjacent releases. With wide release imminent, initial Tomatometer momentum will hinge on early reviews from major outlets and guild-adjacent critics, though historical epics in this vein often land in the 60-75 range absent breakout word-of-mouth.