Sunday, May 31, 2009

MTV Movie Awards 2009 Winners

Best Villain Winner
Heath Ledger
The Dark Knight

Heath Ledger convincingly delivers the warped psychopathic Joker of your nightmares in one of his last performances.

Breakthrough Performance Female Winner
Ashley Tisdale
High School Musical 3: Senior Year

If scene-stealing, amusingly wicked Sharpay Evans, played by Ashley Tisdale, went to our high school, it would have been harder to say goodbye.

Best Fight Winner
Robert Pattinson vs. Cam Gigandet
Twilight

It takes two to tango and these vampire enemies turn an abandoned dance studio into a battle ground.
Breakthrough Performance Male Winner
Robert Pattinson
Twilight

Alluring as the 108-year-old vampire Edward Cullen, Robert Pattinson had girls all over the country ready to get bitten.

Best Male Performance Winner
Zac Efron
High School Musical 3: Senior Year

Zac Efron goes out on a high note as Troy Bolton, the sauve high schooler who is equal parts athlete and theater geek.

Best Kiss Winner
Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson
Twilight

Robert Pattinson crawls through Kristen Stewart's window, 'Dawson's Creek' style, and initiates a passionate late-night makeout session on her bed.

Best WTF Moment Winner
Peeing In The Sink
Amy Poehler

When she can't 'unlock' the toilet, Amy Poehler pees in a sink.

Best Song From a Movie Winner
Miley Cyrus "The Climb"
Hannah Montana: The Movie

Miley's ballad is all about staying optimistic in the face of tough decisions, like choosing between regular life and your secret pop star alter-ego.

Generation Award Winner
Ben Stiller

This year, the MTV Movie Awards honors multi-talented comedic chameleon Ben Stiller with the prestigious MTV Generation Award.
Best Female Performance Winner
Kristen Stewart
Twilight

Kristen Stewart stakes her claim as a leading lady the moment she appears on screen as simple, appealing and marginally reserved Bella Swan.

Best Comedic Performance Winner
Jim Carrey
Yes Man

Jim Carrey's classic boyish charm and elastic faces as Carl stretches 'Yes Man' into a laugh-riot.

Best Movie Winner

The romantic best-seller-based blockbuster that made pale and brooding the new black.

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