The anthropomorphic characters in Beatrix Potter's beloved children's books are showcased but also transformed in this manic comedy, a mix of live action and CGI animation directed and co-written by Will Gluck. The eponymous bunny (voice of James Cordon), here a fast-talking juvenile delinquent, a hipster dude with a nasty murderous streak, is elated when the mean gardener (Sam Neill) next door kicks the bucket, allowing him and his furry friends access to his vegetables and cottage.

Equal parts romantic fantasy, classic horror film and musical nostalgia piece, writer-director Guillermo del Toro tells the story of a cleaning lady (Sally Hawkins) in 1962 Baltimore who falls in love with a fish-man (Doug Jones) from the Amazon who is being kept in the secret lab where she works.

Uneven drama recounting the circumstances that led up to the thwarting, in August 2015, of a terrorist attack and potential massacre on the train of the title. Traveling from Amsterdam to the French capital as tourists, a trio of Americans (Anthony Sadler, Alek Skarlatos and Spencer Stone all portraying themselves), two of them with military backgrounds, courageously stop a heavily armed jihadist bent on a shooting spree among the captive passengers.

Horror dud riffing on the real-life mania that compelled fabulously wealthy arms heiress Sarah Winchester (Helen Mirren) to maintain constant construction on the San Jose, Calif., house she lived in over a period of nearly four decades, a project that ended only with her death.