The Uprising, Paul Greengrass’s historical epic about the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt starring Andrew Garfield, opened in U.S. theaters on September 10 to mixed early reviews that have anchored its Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer near 54-56% from roughly 30 critics. Positive notices highlight Garfield’s intense lead performance, immersive battle sequences, and brisk pacing, while detractors cite uneven storytelling, a generic tone, and a disappointing third-act shift that undercuts earlier momentum. Greengrass’s signature handheld style draws both praise for tension and criticism for feeling mismatched to the period setting, placing the film close to his lower-rated entries like Jason Bourne. Additional reviews arriving in the days after release remain the key variable that could nudge the certified score, with audience metrics and word-of-mouth offering secondary signals for traders.