2013 MTV Movie Awards Winners

MTV handed out its movie awards tonight and two movies emerged as the top winners of the night. Silver Linings Playbook grabbed three trophies for its stars Bradley Cooper and Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence, as each won their respective performance category as well as the award for Best Kiss. Marvel’s The Avengers took home honors for Best Movie, beating out the likes of Django Unchained and Ted, while also garnering Tom Hiddleston a golden popcorn for Best Villain and a nod for Best Fight.

The other multiple winners of the night were host Rebel Wilson, who took home Best Breakthrough Performance and Best Musical Performance for her role in Pitch Perfect, and Oscar winner Jamie Foxx, sharing in the trophy for Best WTF Moment and being honored with the Generation Award. The Twilight series won its final award after dominating the ceremony for the past few years, with Taylor Lautner taking home Best Shirtless Performance for his role as Jacob Black.

Also receiving an award during the ceremony were Suraj Sharma, Samuel L. Jackson, Emma Watson, Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, and Seth MacFarlane.

What did you think about the 2013 MTV Movie Awards? Are you satisfied with how the trophies were divvied up? How would you change the categories for the 2014 ceremony?

Best Male Performance
Bradley Cooper, Silver Linings Playbook

Best Female Performance
Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook

Best Scared-as-Sh*t Performance
Suraj Sharma, Life of Pi

Best WTF Moment
Jamie Foxx and Samuel L. Jackson, Django Unchained

Best Fight
Marvel’s The Avengers

Trailblazer Award
Emma Watson

Best Kiss
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper, Silver Linings Playbook

Comedic Genius
Will Ferrell

Best Breakthrough Performance
Rebel Wilson, Pitch Perfect

Best On-Screen Duo
Mark Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane, Ted

Best Shirtless Performance
Taylor Lautner, Breaking Dawn, Part 2

Best Villain
Tom Hiddleston, The Avengers

MTV Generation Award
Jamie Foxx

Best Musical Performance
Rebel Wilson in Pitch Perfect

Movie of the Year
Marvel’s The Avengers