The 2005 MTV Movie Award Nominees

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UPDATE!

 

And the winners are:

 

Best Movie

Kill Bill Vol. 2 (Miramax Films)

Napoleon Dynamite (Fox Searchlight)

Spider-Man 2 (Sony Pictures)

Ray (Universal Pictures)

The Incredibles (Walt Disney Pictures)

 

Best Male Performance

Jamie Foxx -- Ray (Universal Pictures)

Will Smith -- Hitch (Sony Pictures)

Brad Pitt -- Troy (Warner Bros. Pictures)

Matt Damon -- The Bourne Supremacy (Universal Pictures)

Leonardo DiCaprio -- The Aviator (Miramax Films)

 

Best Female Performance

Uma Thurman -- Kill Bill Vol. 2 (Miramax Films)

Lindsay Lohan -- Mean Girls (Paramount Pictures)

Hilary Swank -- Million Dollar Baby (Warner Bros. Pictures)

Rachel McAdams -- The Notebook (New Line Cinema)

Natalie Portman -- Garden State (Fox Searchlight)

 

Best Comedic Performance

Antonio Banderas -- Shrek 2 (DreamWorks SKG)

Dustin Hoffman -- Meet the Fockers (Universal Pictures)

Will Ferrell -- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (DreamWorks SKG)

Ben Stiller -- Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (20th Century Fox)

Will Smith -- Hitch (Sony Pictures)

 

Best On-Screen Team

Lindsay Lohan/Rachel McAdams/Lacey Chabert/Amanda Seyfried -- Mean Girls (Paramount Pictures)

Craig T. Nelson/Holly Hunter/Spencer Fox/Sarah Vowell -- The Incredibles (Walt Disney Pictures)

Will Ferrell/Paul Rudd/Fred Armisen/Steve Carell -- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (DreamWorks SKG)

Vince Vaughn/Christine Taylor/Justin Long/Alan Tudyk/Stephen Root/Joel David Moore/Chris Williams -- Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (20th Century Fox)

John Cho/Kal Penn -- Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (New Line Cinema)

 

Best Villain

Tom Cruise -- Collateral (DreamWorks SKG)

Ben Stiller -- Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (20th Century Fox)

Rachel McAdams -- Mean Girls (Paramount Pictures)

Jim Carrey -- Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (Paramount Pictures)

Alfred Molina -- Spider-Man 2 (Sony Pictures)

 

Breakthrough Male

Jon Heder -- Napoleon Dynamite (Fox Searchlight)

Tim McGraw -- Friday Night Lights (Universal Pictures)

Zach Braff -- Garden State (Fox Searchlight)

Freddie Highmore -- Finding Neverland (Miramax Films)

Tyler Perry -- Diary of a Mad Black Woman (Lions Gate Films)

 

Breakthrough Female

Rachel McAdams -- Mean Girls (Paramount Pictures)

Ashanti -- Coach Carter (Paramount Pictures)

Elisha Cuthbert -- The Girl Next Door (20th Century Fox)

Bryce Dallas Howard -- The Village (Touchstone Pictures)

Emmy Rossum -- The Day After Tomorrow (20th Century Fox)

 

Best Kiss

Rachel McAdams & Ryan Gosling -- The Notebook (New Line Cinema)

Natalie Portman & Zach Braff -- Garden State (Fox Searchlight)

Gwyneth Paltrow & Jude Law -- Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (Paramount Pictures)

Jennifer Garner & Natassia Malthe -- Elektra (20th Century Fox)

Elisha Cuthbert & Emile Hirsch -- The Girl Next Door (20th Century Fox)

 

Best Action Sequence

Destruction of Los Angeles -- The Day After Tomorrow (20th Century Fox)

The Subway Battle -- Spider-Man 2 (Sony Pictures)

Beverly Hills Plane Crash -- The Aviator (Miramax Films)

The Moscow Car Chase -- The Bourne Supremacy (Universal Pictures)

The Desert Terrorist Assault -- Team America: World Police (Paramount Pictures)

 

Best Fight

The Battle of the News Teams -- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (DreamWorks SKG)

Daryl Hannah vs. Uma Thurman -- Kill Bill Vol. 2 (Miramax Films)

Brad Pitt vs. Eric Bana -- Troy (Warner Bros. Pictures)

Ziyi Zhang vs. The Emperor's Guards -- House of Flying Daggers (Sony Pictures Classics)

 

Best Musical Performance

Jennifer Garner & Mark Ruffalo -- 13 Going On 30 (Sony Pictures) -- "Thriller Dance"

Will Ferrell/Paul Rudd/Fred Armisen/Steve Carell -- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (DreamWorks SKG) -- "Afternoon Delight"

John Cho & Kal Penn -- Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (New Line Cinema) -- "Hold On"

Jon Heder -- Napoleon Dynamite (Fox Searchlight) -- "Election Dance"

 

Best Frightened Performance

Cary Elwes -- Saw (Lions Gate Films)

Sarah Michelle Gellar -- The Grudge (Sony Pictures)

Jennifer Tilly -- Seed of Chucky (Focus Features)

Mya -- Cursed (Miramax Films)

Dakota Fanning -- Hide and Seek (20th Century Fox)

 

Wow, just wow. The MTV fans are morons. Absolute morons

[Nighthawk 0]

I've seen worse, but you know, I'm starting to get sick of Ben Stiller.

[Youth N Asia 0]

Best Frightened Performance

Cary Elwes -- Saw (Lions Gate Films)

Sarah Michelle Gellar -- The Grudge (Sony Pictures)

Jennifer Tilly -- Seed of Chucky (Focus Features)

Mya -- Cursed (Miramax Films)

Dakota Fanning -- Hide and Seek (20th Century Fox)

 

-HOLY CRAP! This one's a trainwreck. Saw was decient, but Cary was bad. The Grudge sucked and Geller didn't even seem to be in it that much. And Chucky and Cursed both bombed badly.

 

And Napoleon Dynamite sucked badly. I know MTV has a piece of the film, and tons of people got tricked into thinking it was great. But it was the worst movie I've ever seen in the theater.

[Vern Gagne 0]

I've seen worse, but you know, I'm starting to get sick of Ben Stiller.

Is anyone not?

[Nighthawk 0]

Yeah, my family. I hate sequels too, so Meet the Fockers is torture, but they love it.

 

Napoleon Dynamite is a love it or hate it thing, and I defy my own rule by thinking it's ok.

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Best Movie

Kill Bill Vol. 2 (Miramax Films)

Spider-Man 2 (Sony Pictures)

 

TIE: I'm pulling for Spidey, but I know Kill Bill will win.

 

Best Male Performance

Jamie Foxx -- Ray (Universal Pictures)

 

Best Female Performance

Uma Thurman -- Kill Bill Vol. 2 (Miramax Films)

 

Best Comedic Performance

Will Ferrell -- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (DreamWorks SKG)

 

Best On-Screen Team

Will Ferrell/Paul Rudd/Fred Armisen/Steve Carell -- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (DreamWorks SKG)

 

Best Villain

Tom Cruise -- Collateral (DreamWorks SKG)

 

Breakthrough Male

Jon Heder -- Napoleon Dynamite (Fox Searchlight)

 

Breakthrough Female

N/A

 

Best Kiss

N/A

 

Best Action Sequence

The Subway Battle -- Spider-Man 2 (Sony Pictures)

 

Best Musical Performance

Jon Heder -- Napoleon Dynamite (Fox Searchlight) -- "Election Dance"

 

Best Frightened Performance

Why is this even a category?

 

Best Videogame based on a Movie

Never played any of these, and never will.

 

In closing, let me say this:

 

Expect Episode III to dominate next year.

[AndrewTS 0]

Isn't this for the 2004 Movie Award?

 

Except for a few (Hitch, Diary..., Coach Carter), these all look like 2004 movies. I guess it's Affirmative Action.

 

LOL that Scorcese can't even get an MTV Movie Award.

 

Apparently you can vote as many times as you want, even if you don't delete cookies or anything.

 

*votes twice against Portman in any category she's in*

[MDH257 0]

Isn't this for the 2004 Movie Award?

 

Except for a few (Hitch, Diary..., Coach Carter), these all look like 2004 movies. I guess it's Affirmative Action.

I think the eilgablty period is for anything that came out from April 1, 2004 to March 31, 2005.

 

How can they be giving out awards for only 2005, the nominees would be even worse. This is how it's always worked. Hell, I'm convinced it's all fixed anyway.

[Guest JebusNassedar]

Best Videogame based on a Movie

Never played any of these, and never will.

Let me stop you there.

 

Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay is the best movie based game in the history of ever. Hell, even without movie tieins, it's a superb game. I'd even go as far to say that I had a lot more fun with The Chronicles of Riddick than any other X-Box game last year or than I will this year. It's the best game on X-Box, unless you deepthroat Bungie for their overhyped game.

 

As far as the awards go, I never expected any quality from the MTV Movie Awards, but Anchorman better win every category it's nominated for. That movie is so awesome it's ridiculous.

[razazteca 0]

I've seen worse, but you know, I'm starting to get sick of Ben Stiller.

Is anyone not?

I'm sick of Stiller/Wilson/Vaugh movies period.

[Vern Gagne 0]

They don't seem to any real effort into the movies. I think they're all funny, if they want to be but they've become very lazy.

[Guest Askewniverse]

The awards/nominees seem to get worse every year. Napoleon Dynamite gets a Best Movie nomination? And where's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind?

 

Apparently you can vote as many times as you want, even if you don't delete cookies or anything.

 

*votes twice against Portman in any category she's in*

What's wrong with Natalie?

[razazteca 0]

People are taking the MTV awards seriously?

[haws bah gawd 0]

Seriously what the FUCK? It's not like the "best kiss" category isn't silly enough, but has anyone seen Elektra? Thats the most boring girl/girl kiss in the history of film. My girl made me suffer through the Notebook, but the kiss in that movie at least meant something. This (Elektra nomination) was just to pop the 13 year old boys with the "ooooo, chicks making out" mentality. I get more irritated by MTV as each day goes by.

[Guest BrokenWings]

I stopped reading after Million Dollar Baby didn't get a Best Movie nod.

[The Niggardly King 0]

Looks like Will Smith is a given this year.

[bobobrazil1984 0]

so the Spidey 2 kiss isn't on there? That one really meant something, it was the culmination of the whole movie. Lame.

[CBright7831 0]

MTV probably chipped in on such movies as Napoleon Dynamite, Hitch, Mean Girls, Seed of Chucky, and Cursed, so of course, they'll get a nod or two.

[Youth N Asia 0]

Any pop or r&b singer who lands in a movie always gets a nomination.

[UseTheSledgehammerUh 0]

Seeing both NAPOLEON DYNAMITE and CARY ELWES nominated for any type of "award" is hilarious.

[spiny norman 0]

For all those concerned about the credibility of this thing, here are the previous MTV Award Best Movie Winners:

 

1992: Terminator 2

1993: A Few Good Men

1994: Menace II Society

1995: Pulp Fiction

1996: Se7en

1997: Scream

1998: Titanic

1999: There's Something About Mary

2000: The Matrix

2001: Gladiator

2002: Lord of the Rings 1

2003: Lord of the Rings 2

2004: Lord of the Rings 3

[CBright7831 0]

And to this day, I still say that Kill Bill: Vol.1 would have beat LOTR: ROTK if it has been nominated for Best Movie. Of course, MTV knew this, and did not want to fuck up the LOTR winning all three times.

 

Of course, some of those movie deserved the Best Movie award (Pulp Fiction, Se7en, The Matrix) and some did not (Scream, TSABM, MIIS).

[SuperJerk 0]

The awards/nominees seem to get worse every year. Napoleon Dynamite gets a Best Movie nomination? And where's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind?

Maybe because it came out well over a year ago?

 

Besides, "Napoleon Dynamite" was the most original and funny thing to hit theaters in quite a few years.

 

 

And I'm not sure if it is entirely a coincidence that a parody of socially inept teen-aged boys would be recieving such a strong backlash from the Internet, of all places.

[Guest Askewniverse]

The awards/nominees seem to get worse every year. Napoleon Dynamite gets a Best Movie nomination? And where's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind?

Maybe because it came out well over a year ago?

So did Kill Bill Vol. 2 and Garden State, but they still made the list.

[Ravenbomb 0]

For all those concerned about the credibility of this thing, here are the previous MTV Award Best Movie Winners:

 

1992: Terminator 2

1993: A Few Good Men

1994: Menace II Society

1995: Pulp Fiction

1996: Se7en

1997: Scream

1998: Titanic

1999: There's Something About Mary

2000: The Matrix

2001: Gladiator

2002: Lord of the Rings 1

2003: Lord of the Rings 2

2004: Lord of the Rings 3

man, what the hell happened after '96? Actually, I'll give them Scream, since I really liked it and can't remember any movies that came out that year...

 

 

I was gonna say why the hell didn't Shaun of the Dead get any nominations, but then I remembered it's British, so MTV's never heard of it

[CBright7831 0]

For all those concerned about the credibility of this thing, here are the previous MTV Award Best Movie Winners:

 

1992: Terminator 2

1993: A Few Good Men

1994: Menace II Society

1995: Pulp Fiction

1996: Se7en

1997: Scream

1998: Titanic

1999: There's Something About Mary

2000: The Matrix

2001: Gladiator

2002: Lord of the Rings 1

2003: Lord of the Rings 2

2004: Lord of the Rings 3

man, what the hell happened after '96? Actually, I'll give them Scream, since I really liked it and can't remember any movies that came out that year...

 

 

I was gonna say why the hell didn't Shaun of the Dead get any nominations, but then I remembered it's British, so MTV's never heard of it

Here were the nominees for Best Movie for 1996:

 

Best Movie

 

Winner:

Scream (1996)

 

Other Nominees:

Independence Day (1996)

Jerry Maguire (1996)

Rock, The (1996)

Romeo + Juliet (1996)

 

http://imdb.com/Sections/Awards/MTV_Movie_...ward_Best_Movie

[Nighthawk 0]

The Rock was awesome but Scream was better.

[Mole 0]

Best Movie

Napoleon Dynamite (Fox Searchlight)

Worst thing ever.

[Ted the Poster 0]

No, that's you. ND was awesome.

[NoCalMike 0]

Harold & Kumar for best Screen Duo/Team.