The Uprising, Paul Greengrass’s historical drama starring Andrew Garfield as the leader of the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt, arrives in wide release on September 11 with no critic reviews posted yet on Rotten Tomatoes. Trader sentiment centers on the director’s signature handheld intensity and Garfield’s proven dramatic range, alongside a stacked ensemble that includes Jamie Bell and Thomasin McKenzie, positioning the film as a potential awards contender in a fall slate light on prestige historical epics. The July trailer highlighted visceral battle sequences and themes of class rebellion that resonate with contemporary audiences, generating early social buzz and solid presales tracking. Once screenings begin, the initial Tomatometer will hinge on whether critics embrace the film’s grounded take on the Robin Hood legend or flag familiar Greengrass tropes; early guild and critics’ circle reactions in the weeks after opening could quickly shift implied probabilities.