28 February 2016
‘Dramatic’ would not be a bad adjective to use in describing Juventus’ season so far. Therefore, in the days leading up to Juventus’ match-up with Inter and the 2016 Oscars, supporters had the opportunity to vote the best film, best cinematography, best picture and best film editing on the Bianconeri’s official Google+ profile.
Here, Juventus.com reveals the winners in each of the four categories mentioned above.
Best film editing
Film editing software may not be available to the Bianconeri on the pitch, but they have still conjured up many a magical move, whether it be Paul Pogba’s slalom through Chievo’s defence before netting his side’s fourth, Alvaro Morata’s incredible curler at Manchester City, Paulo Dybala’s stunning volley against Milan or Stefano Sturaro’s heart-stopping equaliser in Tuesday’s pulsating draw with Bayern Munich.
With 52 per cent of the vote, the winner is…
Words don’t do justice in explaining the combined importance and beauty wrapped up in a single strike. A GIF, however, just might:
Best picture
Catching multiple emotions in a mere moment is no simple task, but 44 per cent of supporters opted for this snap of Bianconeri strike partners Morata and Dybala, followed by Pogba’s trademark Dab celebration (22 per cent).
Best cinematography
Juventus Stadium has well and truly been the Bianconeri’s 12th man ever since its construction in 2011 and this campaign the home crowd has continued to show its unwavering support for the boys in black and white with much breathtaking choreography on show from all corners.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, it was Tuesday’s ‘Be Heroes’ message against Bayern that made for the most goosebumps among fans, winning in a landslide 74 per cent victory.
Best film
Whittling the list down to four classic encounters was hard enough:
Juve vs. Torino 4-0
Juve vs. Napoli 1-0
Juve vs. Inter 3-0
City vs. Juve 1-2
Then again, nothing can quite beat a last-gasp victory in a top of the table clash in front of your own fans. With 35 per cent of the vote, the winner is…
