Watch MTV Movie Awards
The annual awards show is almost guaranteed to have world premiere theatrical trailers for some of the most eagerly anticipated movies that are close to releasing. Many film and movie extras come on throughout the show. It is also a great place to watch the stars of those same movies make appearances. The stars seem to let their hair down a little bit since it is a more casual and relaxed environment.
The MTV Movie Awards not only have more out of the ordinary films for their awards but they are fairly out of the box in other areas as well. Some of their original categories for nominees are Best On-Screen Dirtbag, Best Kiss, Best Fight and Best Hero. They choose controversially funny hosts and have a good time poking fun at other films through the use of parodies. This is a night where stars and fans alike really get to let loose and have some fun.
While the awards really do let the fans take the reins and everyone involved has a great deal of fun, it is not always family friendly fun. Often there is sexual content, foul language, violence and more than a good dose of crude humor. If you are considering watching these shows or allowing your children to do so you should keep that in mind. Many times activities from the previous nights awards show are buzzing over the internet the next morning with surrounding controversy. With this information in hand you can make a better choice whether or not to watch the MTV Movie Awards.
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- 26 Seasons, 27 Episodes
- June 10, 1992
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Box office hits featuring Get Out, Beauty and the Beast and La La Land are all in line for top honors, as are TV series such as Game of Thrones, Stranger Things and This Is Us.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Kevin Hart host the 26th annual MTV Movie Awards at the Warner Bros. backlot in Burbank, CA. Presenters include Jessica Chastain, Zac Efron, Gigi Hadid, Chris Hemsworth, Olivia Munn, Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron.
MTV Movie Awards News
The people have spoken! The list of the MTV Movie Award winners is finally here.
Last night just wasn't MTV's night. The 2012 MTV Movie Awards' ratings came in today, and the show fell off from last year despite some entertaining high points. So, for that matter, did the second-season premiere of "Teen Wolf" that followed it. Our explanation? We think it had something to do with running against HBO's "Game Of Thrones" season finale.
The MTV Movie Awards are always a source of crazy moments, but last night's show got a little sentimental. Don't worry, there were some crazy moments too. Click through to watch the five best moments from the 2012 MTV Movie Awards!
The MTV Movie Awards air tonight, and they're always a pretty eventful night thanks to drunk celebrities acting out. You can watch the red carpet event streaming right here, starting with the early set-up!
Meet your 2012 MTV Movie Awards host - Russell Brand. The former Mr. Katy Perry last hosted an MTV awards show when he led the 2008 Video Music Awards. This will be his first time hosting the network's big-screen honors. He'll take the stage June 3 in Los Angeles with presenters including Andrew Garfield, Kristen Stewart, Emma Stone and Mark Wahlberg.
"Bridesmaids" and "The Hunger Games" each came away with eight MTV Movie Award nominations this morning, including a few head-to-head match-ups between the two. Coming in second, "Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2" and "21 Jump Street" each notched six nods. Voting opened this morning, and stays open at MovieAwards.MTV.com until June 2.
The MTV Movie Awards is looking for a little more credibility, as the show has ditched some of its sillier categories (including "Biggest Badass Star"), and added an "academy" of voters. Will this mean that other movies will beat "Twilight" this year?
The highly anticipated debut of Beyonce and Jay-Z's child has finally arrived! The couple welcomed their first child Saturday, January 7th, 2012 in New York.
When Reese Witherspoon accepted her Generation Award at the MTV Movie Awards the other night, her speech was mostly about being grateful for her career, family, and friends (and calling Robert Pattinson a motherf***er). But she also went on a slight tangent about being a woman in Hollywood, and things got a little awkward.
