And so, we come to the end of this project, just in time for the Oscars tomorrow, which will obviously pale in comparison to my own awards ceremony. I’ve saved the big ones ’til last, folks! Without further ado:
THE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACTING goes to:
The goose in War Horse!
I think if the goose were here today, he would say: “Thank you for this wonderful honour, it has always been a dream of mine to work with Steven Spielberg and this is just the icing on the cake! It’s tough being a goose sometimes, it’s hard to find really good, strong characters to play in Hollywood, and the competition is fierce, but look where I am now! So I’d just like to say, to all the aspiring goose actors out there: YOU CAN DO IT! Believe in your dreams! Oh they’re playing me off, okay okay just quickly, thank you to my agent, my gaggle back home and to God, for making me the goose I am today. HONK HONK.”
Thank you Goose, that was beautiful.
THE ALL OF THE THINGS AWARD FOR JUST BEING THE GODDAMN BEST AT EVERYTHING goes to:
The Artist! This was hands down the movie of the year for me, and deserves all the attention it’s been getting.
I’m sure that if the glorious cast of The Artist were here now, they would say: “…”
And now, to finish off, I better include some Oscar predictions, since I am obviously extremely qualified to do so, and no one else with a blog has ever done this.
Best Picture
The Artist. Because REASONS.
Actress in a Leading Role
This is definitely the toughest category this year, all of the women nominated have disappeared into their roles flawlessly, and picking a winner is splitting hairs. I would like Rooney, Michelle or Glenn to take it home though, because Meryl and Viola have both received plenty of recognition this awards season, and these women all deserve it!
Actor in a Leading Role
Jean Dujardin. Because he’s just the best. If George Clooney wins, SO HELP ME GOD.
Actress in a Supporting Role
Janet McTeer was brilliant and I’d love to see Berenice take it, but it will probably go to Octavia. I’d probably be happier for her if The Help was a better movie.
Actor in a Suporting Role
Christopher Plummer for Beginners (that sounds like a book). In saying that, Kenneth was also wonderful as always.
Directing is a big-name category, but I think Scorsese should take it for Hugo.
Cinematography could go to anyone, I was particularly fond of War Horse though.
Art Direction, Original Score and Costume Design have to go to The Artist.
Best Speech
Jean Dujardin, without a doubt. He will only be challenged if Meryl takes out best actress.
Most Likely to Say Something Charmingly Offensive and Get Away With It
Robert Downey Jr., the darling swine.
Most Likely to be Played Off Stage
Any and all of the foreign winners, or anyone involved in documentaries. Stay classy, Oscars.
Well, we have come to the end of The Aly Awards 2012. I hope you had a marvellous time and learned absolutely nothing! Until next time, goodbye from your illustrious, humble host.
Thank you and good night!