Andrew Garfield's New R-Rated War Rebellion Movie Debuts To Rough Rotten Tomatoes Score

Credit: Cover Images Published Sep 9, 2026, 9:37 AM EDT Andy Behbakht has worked as an entertainment journalist since 2010, covering all the latest in Hollywood on both the big and small screens, from staying on top of the biggest breaking news, analyzing movies and television shows in Hollywood, to in-depth interviews with actors and storytellers. Andy's career includes having worked for publications such as FanSided, KSiteTV, TV Fanatic, It's Just Movies, Heroic Hollywood, TV Overmind, and more. Outside of his career as an established reporter, Andy is the host and producer of The Showrunner Whisperer, The Flash Podcast, the editor-in-chief of Multiverse of Color, and the network director of DC TV Podcasts. Sign in to your ScreenRant account This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.Andrew Garfield is taking on his next major role this fall. From major roles in films like The Social Network to being one of the handful of actors to have ever played Spider-Man in live-action, the British actor is staying busy in 2026, including upcoming projects like Artificial. With the fall season underway, Garfield's next gig will see him back in the action genre. Critics have finally started sharing their thoughts on The Uprising, which is set to be released this week, as reviews are now emerging for the R-rated release. The Rotten Tomatoes score for the period drama has debuted at 50%. While the 50% rating is based on 16 reviews, it's key to take into account that the % is still subject to change, given that members of the press are still submitting their thoughts and scores. This means that the number could get higher or lower over the next couple of days. Developing... The Uprising opens in theaters on September 11. Release Date September 11, 2026 Runtime 128 Minutes Director Paul Greengrass Writers Paul Greengrass Producers Gregory Goodman, Jason Blum, Joanna Kaye, Lars Sylvest, Paul Greengrass, Joe Neurauter Cast