I used to actually watch the MTV Movie Awards, and genuinely appreciated the sort of cool populism their winners portrayed. Mind you, I was 8 or 9 years old, but the days when "Pulp Fiction," "Menace II Society" and "Seven" would take the top prizes helped make the awards a respectably hip cousin to the regular awards circuit. But like their video award counterpart, the awards have seen a bland and predictable mainstreaming that have essentially turned them into a teen version of the People's Choice Awards. Last night continued this trend, with the "Twilight" series continuing what looks to be a half-decade of dominating all the major categories.
The first 5 years:
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The last 3 years:
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At this point, we can pretty much fill in the last two "Twilight" films and their stars as the winners of the 2012 and 2013 editions.
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Bye Stefon 😥
Posted 6 hours ago
@kellyoxford Genius! @peterknegt
Posted 2 days ago
RT @indiewire: Not at Cannes? @peterknegt offers suggestions for your very own No-Cannes-Do film festival instead: http://t.co/IpED12NTma
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RT @JasonGuerrasio: Love @peterknegt's No-Cannes-Do film fest suggestions: http://t.co/3AVd4nMomq via @indiewire
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