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Search ArticlesAndrew Garfield's Historical Action Epic Divides Critics On Rotten Tomatoes
The early reviews for The Uprising are in, and the initial reception is decidedly mixed. It is still too early to call the film a flop for Paul Greengrass, a distinguished filmmaker whose career boasts massive critical and box-office hits like Bloody Sunday, United 93, Captain Phillips, and two definitive Bourne films, but given his past missteps with Green Zone and Jason Bourne (2016), The Uprising's middling debut keeps the jury out on whether his signature style still holds its edge.
'Bourne' Director's New Historical Actioner Is a Dull and Downtrodden Epic | Review
The Uprising tells a familiar historical tale with blunt-force delivery and little nuance in a muddled production design. The 1381 English Peasants' Revolt is connected to the legend of a hooded archer and his band of merry men, who stole from the rich and gave to the poor in a guerrilla attempt at wealth redistribution. Writer/director Paul Greengrass and his venerated cast craft an origin story with populist intentions.
First Look at Gorilla Grodd Revealed in New 'Superman' Spin-Off Set Images
On-location filming is underway for DC Studios' next live-action series, The People v. Gorilla Grodd, and the first photo of the titular ape is now online. The Gorilla Grodd series is pitched as a crime mockumentary starring Jimmy Olsen (Skyler Gisondo) and many returning Daily Planet faces introduced in Superman, as they investigate a cold case involving Gorilla Grodd.
'NCIS' Officially Reveals What Pulls Tony Back Ahead of His Season 24 Comeback
By Richard Nebens Published Sep 9, 2026, 12:36 PM EDT Richard is a writer/journalist from Oregon (by way of California) with a love of Marvel, Star Wars, DC, and all kinds of entertainment. He joined MovieWeb in January 2026 as a Movie & TV Writer/Editor. Richard has published articles, videos, and interviews with The Direct (Senior Writer), Agents of Fandom, and The Illuminerdi, and has attended a handful of live Comic Cons, premieres, and other events.
'Disclosure Day' Streaming Release Date Officially Confirmed
Disclosure Day is the latest extraterrestrial adventure from Steven Spielberg, the director behind other alien movies like Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982), and War of the Worlds (2005). The film opened in theaters on June 12 and became available to buy online on July 20. Soon, you'll be able to stream it for the price of a Peacock subscription. Disclosure Day will be available to watch on Peacock on Friday, October 9.
Marvel Showrunner Teases 10-Season Plan For Disney+'s Biggest MCU Show
In the wake of the cataclysmic events of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, Marvel Television released the 2021 superhero mystery series WandaVision to widespread acclaim. The Emmy-winning series captivated audiences worldwide with its eerie whimsy, overarching mystery, and poignant examination of grief.
'Reacher' Officially Replaces Alan Ritchson for Season 4's Biggest Moment
Warning: Spoilers ahead for Reacher Season 4, Episode 7, "Vote for Sampson."Quite understandably, Alan Ritchson's Reacher character is often at the heart of the action. It would be a little unusual if he were always just on the sidelines, watching everyone else save the day. However, the Prime Video series did just rob him of one of Season 4's most heroic moments. The live-action adaptation of Lee Child's Gone Tomorrow thrusts someone else into the spotlight instead.
Prime Video's New 7-Part Fantasy Epic Is Already One of the Biggest Streaming Hits in the World
Move over J.R.R. Tolkien, there's a new epic fantasy powerhouse on Prime Video that's recently become one of the biggest streaming hits in the world, and it's also based on a popular novel series. Premiering on Prime Video in the UK earlier this year, the seven-episode series made its North American debut on Sept. 1, and since then, it's wasted no time making its presence known in the Top 10.
51-Year-Old Spy Franchise Returning 18 Years After Popular $230M Reboot Went Nowhere
The James Bond movies started coming out in the early 1960s, became very popular, and inspired a wave of imitators and homages. One of the most successful was Get Smart, a spy comedy created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry. The series, starring Don Adams as clumsy superspy Maxwell Smart, ran for 138 episodes from 1965-1970, and was rebooted as a movie starring Steve Carell in 2008. According to Deadline, Warner Bros. is trying to bring it back again.
37 Years Later, 'Calvin and Hobbes's Funniest Quote Keeps Getting Better
Few comic strips capture the limitless wonderment of childhood while making profound observations about the world quite like Calvin and Hobbes. Created by Bill Watterson, the strip ran in syndication for 10 years, from 1985 to 1995, becoming a daily staple for millions of readers who felt a special kinship with the adorable six-year-old and his sentient stuffed tiger.