After her antics become too much for the aunt (voice of Julianne Moore) and grandfather (voice of Joe Hart) by whom she's been raised, a rebellious city-bred girl (voice of Isabela Merced) is sent off to the small frontier town where her risk-loving mother's (voice of Eiza Gonzalez) career as a stunt rider was cut short by a fatal accident and where her still-grieving dad (voice of Jake Gyllenhaal) continues to live.

Live-action origin story for the villain of Dodie Smith's 1956 children's novel, first seen on screen in the 1961 animated adaptation "101 Dalmatians." Originally called Estella (Emma Stone), she dreams of conquering 1970s London as a fashion designer and is thrilled to be taken under the wing of the ruthless reigning queen of the rag trade (Emma Thompson). But developments involving an heirloom and a family tragedy lead her to assume the titular persona and work secretly to bring on her mentor's downfall.

This follow-up drains away the suspense, analogies and underlying message about family bonds from the 2018 original in order to set up a franchise reminiscent of an immersive dystopian theme-park ride.

In 2014, a British investigative journalist (Valene Kane) uses a fake online identity to pose as a recent, and vulnerable, Muslim convert open to recruitment by ISIS. But her feelings about the surprisingly personable, London-bred terrorist (Shazad Latif) who tries to lure her into joining him in Syria eventually become conflicted.