The Uprising Digital and Blu-ray release dates
After its spectacular theatrical run, Andrew Garfield’s medieval action epic, The Uprising, is ready to ignite a new chapter, bringing its extraordinary story of revolt and unstoppable power home to digital and physical platforms. This epic tale plunges viewers into the gritty reality of 14th-century England, where the common people rise up to fight for justice against a deeply corrupt system.
The film is not just a historical spectacle; it is a thrilling reimagining of a legendary figure. Directed by the acclaimed Paul Greengrass, known for masterpieces like Captain Phillips and Jason Bourne, the movie channels the spirit of the Robin Hood legend. Starring Andrew Garfield, who has already earned major recognition for his work in films like Spider-Man: No Way Home and Hacksaw Ridge, Garfield embodies the leader of a ferocious rebellion against King Richard II. We witness his journey as he unites the people, fighting for survival and showcasing the incredible sacrifices required to achieve something truly greater.
Beyond the sweeping action sequences and gritty medieval European battles, the home release offers more than just the film itself. Fans get access to compelling bonus features that delve deeper into the film’s world and production. These exclusive extras include a collection of deleted scenes, such as The Countess Enters the Council and Ploughman Rallies the Farmers, alongside behind-the-scenes featurettes that illuminate the historical relevance and intricate production design.
Universal Pictures Home Entertainment is bringing this riveting story to audiences across multiple formats. You can experience The Uprising for digital purchase and rental starting September 29, 2026, and for the ultimate cinematic experience on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD on November 3, 2026.
Critics have weighed in on the film, noting that while it may be too grim for mainstream audiences at the moment, it is undeniably well done. Reviewers praised the gritty cinematography by Pål Ulvik Rokseth and the hard-driving score by Volker Bertelmann. Even with some critiques that it could have been tightened up a bit, the overall consensus is that it is a solid, action-packed piece of filmmaking.
Whether you dive into the action, explore the history, or uncover the bonus material, The Uprising offers an epic adventure that demands to be seen. Get ready to witness the unstoppable power of the common people as they fight for their destiny in the heart of medieval England.