Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker reprise their roles in 'Rush Hour III', in cinemas in August. - Contributed

This week, The Gleaner presents the final list of movies for summer.

Movies in August:

AN AMERICAN CRIME:

Catherine Keener stars in the true story of a '60s housewife responsible for the terrible abuse of a teenager left in her care.

BECOMING JANE:

Anne Hathaway plays Jane Austen in a romantic drama about the author's early years.

THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM:

Amnesiac super-agent Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) tries to sort out his origins.

THE BROTHERS SOLOMON:

Socially challenged siblings (Will Arnett and Will Forte) try to fulfill their dad's wish for a grandchild.

CHARLIE BARTLETT:

A teenage pill peddler (Anton Yelchin) duels with his school principal (Robert Downey Jr.).

THE COMEBACKS:

A loser coach (David Koechner) whips a motley college football team into shape.

DADDY DAY CAMP:

Cuba Gooding Jr. takes over for Eddie Murphy in a sequel to Daddy Day Care.

EL CANTANTE:

Real-life marrieds Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony star in a film biography of salsa-music pioneer Hector Lavoe.

GOOD LUCK CHUCK:

A dentist (Dane Cook) doomed to failure at love tries his luck one more time with anew woman (Jessica Alba).

HALLOWEEN:

Writer-director Rob Zombie re-imagines the story of classic slasher Michael Myers.

HOT ROD:

A nerdy teen plans to jump 15 school buses on his motor scooter. With Sissy Spacek and Ian McShane.

THE HOTTEST STATE:

Ethan Hawke directs a romance based on his own novel about an actor pursuing an elusive singer.

THE INVASION:

Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig face an extraterrestrial epidemic tha human behaviour.

MR. BEAN'S HOLIDAY:

The British oddball (Rowan Atkinson) brings chaos to the French Riviera on a vacation.

PENELOPE:

Christina Ricci is a woman cursed with a pig snout in a modern romantic fairy tale.

ROCKET SCIENCE:

A stuttering teen makes an unlikely stab at competing on his school's debate team.

RUSH HOUR 3:

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker partner up again as the buddy cops take on a Chinese crime family.

STARDUST:

A witch (Michelle Pfeiffer) chases a fallen star that has taken human form (Claire Danes) in a fantasy, co-starring Robert De Niro.

SUPERBAD:

Teen buddies embark on a crazy night to finally score with women.

THE TEN:

Winona Ryder, Paul Rudd and Jessica Alba lead the cast in a collection of comic films inspired by the Ten Commandments.

TRADE:

A Texas cop (Kevin Kline) helps a Mexican youth track his sister, who has been abducted by sex traffickers.

UNDERDOG:

The cartoon canine superhero is voiced by Jason Lee in a live-action and animated comedy.