Big Screen – this week's top ten at the cinema...

1. The Lego Movie

4-single_stars

Building relationships… The construction toy favourites are brought to life with voices from the likes of Will Ferrell, Morgan Freeman and Liam Neeson in an animated comedy that sees sees a hapless hero lead a quest against an evil tyrant.

2. The Monuments Men

2-single_stars

Art appreciation… George Clooney directs and stars in this historical comedy-drama about a World War Two platoon tasked with reclaiming priceless works of art from Nazi thieves.

3. RoboCop

4-single_stars

Robot reboot… Paul Verhoeven's 1987 cyborg police officer is back on this beat in this remake from Brazilian director Jose Padilha.  

4. Mr Peabody & Sherman

3-single_stars

Back to the future… This family animation sees dog genius Mr Peabody and his adopted 'son' Sherman journey back in time in a bid to save the future.

5. The Wolf of Wall Street

4-single_stars

Money talks… Leonardo DiCaprio flashes the cash in Martin Scorsese’s black comedy take on the true story of a high-earning, fast-living stockbroker.

6. Tinker Bell and the Pirate Fairy

It's a kind of magic… The family animation series continues with Tink and friends in a race against time to retrieve the stolen Blue Pixie Dust and return it to Pixie Hollow.

7. Cuban Fury

3-single_stars

Rhythm of the night… Nick Frost shakes his snake-hips in this romantic comedy about a lovelorn engineer whose passion for dancing is re-ignited by his crush on his new boss.

8. Endless Love

2-single_stars

Love hurts… Alex Pettyfer and Jade Butterfield play youngsters whose love affair is made all the more intense as their parents try to keep them apart in this American drama.

9. Dallas Buyers Club

4-single_stars

Medical matters… Electrician and rodeo cowboy Ron (Matthew McConaughey) forms an unlikely alliance with transgender Rayon (Jared Leto) in the aftermath of a devastating medical diagnoses. 

10. 12 Years a Slave

5_single_stars

Fight for freedom… Steve McQueen’s historical drama charts the true story of Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a black man who is abducted and sold into slavery in pre-Civil War America.