UK Cinemas releases this August: From Mutiny to Anthony Bourdain biopic, Tony

We’ve hit the height of summer, and Hollywood is delivering some gems this August with a string of unique tales ready to keep you cool inside your local Vue Cinema.

Whether you’re ready for a laugh with the return of Super Troopers 3, fancy a thrill with Gillian Anderson in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, or want to make sure you’re one of the first to see Ridley Scott’s latest movie The Dog Stars, we at Sky are here to make sure you don’t break the bank in the process.

If you have a Sky Cinema subscription, you can get two free Vue Cinema tickets every month – so you don’t even have to spend any money to catch the latest blockbusters and movies everyone’s talking about.

On top of that, Sky has your back with even more new movies joining Sky Cinema. You can see the full list here of what you can watch at home.

If you want to make use of those free Vue tickets – whether you’re in London, Glasgow, Newcastle, Manchester or anywhere else – here’s what you use your free tickets on this month.

Release Date: August 7tht

It’s been eight years, but the wildly inappropriate gang of Super Troopers are back – and Farva is getting married… to Sarita, Thorny’s super hot sister.

Thorny is dead set against the marriage, and when the pair’s over-the-top Indian engagement party descends into chaos, he sees it as a sign that Farva is not right for his sister, and plans to put a stop to the nuptials by any means necessary.

As the rest of the troopers navigate that whole mess within their squad, they also have business to attend to: cracking a drug ring that’s infiltrated the area. No biggie.

Release Date: August 14th

Anne Hathaway is back on our screens – this time facing an end-of-the-world level disaster in The End of Oak Street.

When a cosmic event transports their unassuming suburban street into a location, the Platt family – led by Denise (Hathaway) and Greg (Ewan McGregor) – need to band together in order to figure out what’s happened, how to get home, and how they managed to land in a world filled with dinosaurs terrorising their neighbourhood.

Release Date: August 14th

Anthony Bourdain has a cemented legacy in the culinary – but before he became a household name, he was just Tony.

Set in 1975, a 19-year-old Bourdain (played by Dominic Sessa), heads to Provincetown, Massachusetts in the hopes of becoming a writer.

Instead, he finds himself picking up a job in a Cape Cod restaurant in order to make money, kickstarting a chain of events that will change the course of his life forever.

Release Date: August 14th

In this heartwarming coming-of-age tale of resilience and friendship, Sunny Dancer tells the tale of Ivy (Bella Ramsey), a sharp-witted 17-year-old cancer survivor who just wants to live a normal life.

What she gets is her parents signing her up to a summer holiday she dubs “chemo camp” – a woodland break with other teens diagnosed with cancer.

Initially hesitant to get involved in activities, Ivy soon finds herself making friends and learning how to not just survive, but to live life to its fullest.

Joining her in the cast is Neil Patrick Harris, James Norton, Jessica Gunning, Ruby Stokes and Daniel Quinn-Toye.

Release Date: August 21st

Gillian Anderson and Hacks Hannah Einbinder star in this twisted slasher movie where the final girl is the ultimate prize.

When queer filmmaker Kris (Einbinder) is hired to direct the latest installment of the flailing Camp Miasma franchise, she faces the difficult task of injecting new life into the story – as well as the box office numbers.

In order to do that becomes obsessed with the idea of bringing back the original movie’s final girl, Billy Presley (Anderson). The only problem is the actress is now a recluse.

But if she thought convincing her to get on board would be the main problem, she’s got another thing coming, with the pair soon both descending into a psychosexual shared delirium that ensures blood is set to be spilled.

Release Date: August 21st

Action icon Jason Statham is back with new bad guys to fight in Sky Original movie, Mutiny.

After being framed for the murder of his billionaire boss, tough guy Cole Reed goes on the run in a desperate bid to figure out the truth for himself before he’s too late.

But as he digs into the business, Cole’s soon thrust into the centre of an international conspiracy he needs to uncover if it’s to make it out alive.

Find out more about Mutiny here

Release Date:August 28th

In a new movie directed by Ridley Scott, The Dog Stars is set in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity it all but wiped out.

With just a handful of survivors, they need to stick together to survive, but face scavengers known as Reapers that threaten their safety.

Central to it all is Hig, played by Jacob Elordi, who continues to grieve the loss of his wife to the virus. Joining him in the cast is Margaret Qualley, Josh Brolin, Alison Janney, Benedict Wong and Guy Pearce.

Release Date:August 28th

In this raunchy all-star erotic comedy-thriller, I Want Your Sex stars Olivia Wilde as Erika Tracy, a renowned and evocative contemporary artist who hires young and relatively vanilla Elliot (Cooper Hoffman) as her assistant – and then her sexual muse.

But as their dominant-submissive relationship kicks in, Elliot’s all-consuming obsession with Erika is only matched by her bold ambition for notoriety.

Joining the duo in the cast is Charli XCX, Johnny Knoxville, Daveed Diggs, Chase Sui Wonders, Mason Gooding and Margaret Cho.