Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn, one of the few bright spots in "Suicide Squad," gets a campy, potty-mouthed, brutally violent spin-off in which, having broken up with the (unseen) Joker, the cheerful sociopath Quinn crosses paths with a few other lady badasses while fighting Ewan McGregor's flamboyant sociopathic Gotham nightclub owner/crime guy. Besides Robbie's energetically charismatic performance you've got Rosie Perez, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Jurnee Smollett-Ball having fun as the badasses while a bleach-blond Chris Messina hams it up as…

The latest familiar story to be revised by a narrator who implores us to “forget what [we] think we know” about it is the tale of Robin Hood, captured in “Robin Hood” (not to be confused with the 11+ other films called “Robin Hood,” or the 70+ other films that are about Robin Hood without being titled “Robin Hood”). Directed by one Otto Bathurst, who comes to us from British TV, and written by first-timers Ben Chandler and David James…