Andrew Garfield’s Stealth Robin Hood Movie Is Already Coming to Digital
It’s been an offbeat year for Robin Hood-adjacent movies. Hugh Jackman’s The Death of Robin Hood put a grim spin on the outlaw’s story, but at least you could tell that was the case just by reading the title. The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield and directed by Paul Greengrass, never says the character’s name but does take heavy inspiration from his folk-hero legacy—something that was kept largely under wraps until the film debuted its first trailer.
- ▪It’s been an offbeat year for Robin Hood-adjacent movies.
- ▪Hugh Jackman’s The Death of Robin Hood put a grim spin on the outlaw’s story, but at least you could tell that was the case just by reading the title.
- ▪The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield and directed by Paul Greengrass, never says the character’s name but does take heavy inspiration from his folk-hero legacy—something that was kept largely under wraps until the film debuted its first t
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It’s been an offbeat year for Robin Hood-adjacent movies. Hugh Jackman’s The Death of Robin Hood put a grim spin on the outlaw’s story, but at least you could tell that was the case just by reading the title. The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield and directed by Paul Greengrass, never says the character’s name but does take heavy inspiration from his folk-hero legacy—something that was kept largely under wraps until the film debuted its first trailer. If the idea of Garfield in a gritty Robin Hood origin story appealed but you didn’t make it out to see it on the big screen, your chance to watch The Uprising at home is already here, just weeks after the film’s theatrical debut.
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