Sometimes it is fun to rag on a bad movie, especially a big stupid one. Here's what Dominic Corry considers to be the ten worst films of 2014.

The film industry is mourning the death of an influential member. Location scout Dave Comer, 58, of Queenstown, died on Christmas Day from a rare form of cancer.

North Korea has blasted US President Obama as a "monkey" encouraging cinemas to screen a comedy featuring a fictional plot to kill its leader, and threatened "inescapable deadly blows".

In an ideal world, the story of Alan Turing would have made it into the multiplexes in 2012, the centenary year of his birth. But Hollywood has shown a marked disinclination to tell it.

Bringing you our favourite features from 2014. If you missed them the first time around, now’s the perfect time to catch up. And remember to come back tomorrow for the next instalment.

A moment, scene or line that calcifies a certain aspect of film’s appeal can be a very special thing indeed. Dominic Corry picks his 10 favourite moments of 2014.

It’s been a busy year so we can’t blame you if you missed some of our blogs. Over the next two weeks, we’ll bring you the best of our blogs from across entertainment.

At a time when more Hollywood comedians are flaunting their loudness and lewdness, Jason Sudeikis' rise to stardom seems remarkably understated and subdued.

Despite having a role in Night At The Museum: Secret Of The Tomb, it appears that Rebel Wilson still needs to brush up on her museum etiquette.

Eddie Redmayne had "nine months of sleepless nights" while shooting The Theory of Everything.

George RR Martin has offered to screen The Interview at his independent cinema in New Mexico – after several theatre chains declined to show the Sony Pictures film in response to a cyber-attack thought to have been carried out by North Korea.

Disney's new superhero is different. He's fat. He's also gentle. And, if you have a medical ailment, with just a quick scan he'll detect it - and prescribe you treatment - for free.

Last month's devastating cyber-attack on Sony Pictures was not an "act of war", but simple vandalism, President Barack Obama has said.

British actress Billie Whitelaw has died aged 82, her son has told the BBC.

New Zealand already has Hobbiton but Gandalf actor Ian McKellen doesn't think it should end there.

TimeOut presents the best in movies, games, TV and albums for 2014.

US President Barack Obama has become embroiled in a dispute with the makers of the comedy The Interview over how much the White House knew about North Korea's threats against the film.

A bottle of wine helped Keira Knightley ease her way into the male domain that was Bletchley Park.

Robots and penguins headline the animated offerings being released for the holidays, Dominic Corry finds.

Film-maker Mike Leigh's latest is a film about J.M.W. Turner and stars Timothy Spall as the great British landscape painter. The director talks to Peter Calder.

This week, as The Interview's December 25 US release date loomed, the Guardians of Peace threatened "the world will be full of fear", hinting at a 9/11-style attack.