The annual tradition of The Razzie Awards being announced the night before the Oscars continued Saturday as The Emoji Movie wins big.

Picking up the most awards including worst picture Fifty Shades Darker also did well.

Check out the 8 minute video below with all the winners.

Sunday February 22nd 2015 and its the annual awards ceremony that ends the movie award ceremonies that dominate the start of the year.

This year Birdman starring Michael Keaton won the big award of best film but missed out the the best Actor award the The Theory of Everything Eddie Redmayne.

Below is a lost of the top winners on the night.

Best Picture - Birdman Or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

Best Director - Alejandro G. Iñárritu for Birdman Or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

Best actor - Eddie Redmayne for The Theory Of Everything

Best Actress - Julianne Moore for Still Alice

Best Supporting Actress - Patricia Arquette for Boyhood

Best Supporting Actor - JK Simmons for Whiplash

Adapted Screenplay - The Imitation Game

Original Screenplay - Birdman Or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

Animated Feature - Big Hero 6

As is traditional for Hollywood in the modern era, the night before the film industry celebrates the 'best' of the year, The Razzies 'celebrates' the worst of the year.

This year a new award has been given out, to the individual who usually does really bad in movies but is now making great movies, The Redeemer Award.

Full list of 'winners' below.

Worst Actress - Cameron Diaz - Sex Tape, The Other Woman

Worst Picture - Saving Christmas

Worst Actor - Kirk Cameron - Saving Christmas

Worst Director - Michael Bay - Transformers: Age of Extinction

Worst Supporting Actress - Megan Fox - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Worst Supporting Actor - Kelsey Grammer - The Expendables 3, Transformers: Age of Extinction, Think Like a Man Too

Worst Screenplay - Saving Christmas - Darren Doane, Cheston Hervey

Worst Screen Couple/Ensemble - Saving Christmas - Kirk Cameron

Redeemer Award - Ben Affleck

Many congrats to Pride & The Goob, winners at last nights British Independent Film Awards inc Best Film for Pride! http://t.co/Caqrp3S8JQ

— BBC Films (@BBCFilms) December 8, 2014

Despite rumblings from many a commentator about maybe Colin Firth not getting an Oscar, or Natalie Portman being pipped at the post by Annette Benning, in the end the Oscar evening went as predictably as you could imagine with just about everyone predicting all the major winners.

Colin Firth and Natalie Portman got their statues, while Christian Bale and Melissa Leo (both for The Fighter) got awarded. Maybe the most unpredictable award for the night was best film and director, most thought that The Social Network and its director David Fincher might clinch it, but The Kings Speech and director Tom Hooper took home the glory.

Toy Story 3 deservedly gained the best animated feature Oscar and in maybe a surprise move Banks diod not get the best documentary Oscar, so no stunt appearance, instead that went to Inside Job, a film from director Charles Ferguson about the financial crisis of 2008.

In all I suppose it was a predictable night, but one where all the Oscars went to deserved winners, something which rarely happens. The awards season is now over, a season which I used to get very excited about, and although I still look at the winners with interest I don't get nearly as excited as I did 10 years ago, maybe Oscar is no longer relevant?