The year's most pirated films

Leonardo Dicaprio in the office party scene in the Wolf of Wall Street Sourced for use in Insight

It is a title no movie wants but the list of the most pirated films of the year has been released.

Headed by a film about a corrupt Wall Street stockbroker, and containing a few surprises, the list shows the film industry's war against illegal downloading still has some way to go.

The Wolf of Wall Street, directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonardo di Caprio, was illegally downloaded over 30 million times, while Disney's Frozen, at number two, was illegally downloaded over 29 million times.

Variety released the list of the top 20 pirated films today and it contained some of the biggest movies of the year.

The Robocop remake was third while the space epic Gravity was at number four. The second film in the Hobbit trilogy The Desolation of Smaug rounded out the top five.

A surprise on the list was The Legend of Hercules at eight, which was widely panned by the critics and a box office flop and showed a film doesn't need to be that good to be pirated.

The 2014 Oscar Winner for Best Picture, 12 Years a Slave was also in the top ten edging out the second Hunger Games film Catching Fire at 11.

1 The Wolf of Wall Street: 30.035 million (Paramount, Dec. 25, 2013)

2 Frozen: 29.919 million

3 RoboCop: 29.879 million

4 Gravity: 29.357 million

5 The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug: 27.627 million

6 Thor: The Dark World: 25.749 million

7 Captain America: The Winter Soldier: 25.628 million

8 The Legend of Hercules: 25.137 million

9 X-Men: Days of Future Past: 24.380 million

10 12 Years a Slave: 23.653 million

11 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire": 23.543 million

12 American Hustle: 23.143 million

13 300: Rise of an Empire: 23.096 million

14 Transformers: Age of Extinction: 21.65 million

15 Godzilla: 20.956 million

16 Noah: 20.334 million

17 Divergent: 20.312 million

18 Edge of Tomorrow: 20.299 million

19 Captain Phillips: 19.817 million

20 Lone Survivor: 19.130 million