Tom Long

It's Golden Popcorn Time! Tonight, the 2012 MTV Movie Awards go down live from the Gibson Theater in Los Angeles, California.Among this year's nominees are 'Bridesmaids,' 'The Hunger Games,' 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2,' and many many more.Moviefone will be providing coverage all night long, with red-carpet photos, breakout posts, and, of course, a full list of winners.On top of the awards, there have been plenty awesome, awkward and downright creepy moments tonight. (Awesome: Johnny Depp playing with The Black Keys. Awkward: Mother Teresa jokes. Creepy: Steven Tyler.)You can check out the complete results below. WINNERSMovie of the Year Bridesmaids The Hunger Games Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 The Help The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (WINNER)Best On-Screen Transformation Elizabeth Banks, The Hunger Games (WINNER) Rooney Mara, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Johnny Depp, 21 Jump Street Michelle Williams, My Week With Marilyn Colin Farrell, Horrible BossesBest Cast Bridesmaids Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 (WINNER) The Hunger Games 21 Jump Street The HelpBest Fight Daniel Radcliffe vs. Ralph Fiennes, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 Jennifer Lawrence & Josh Hutcherson vs. Alex Ludwig, The Hunger Games (WINNER) Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill vs. Kid Gang, 21 Jump Street Tom Hardy vs. Joel Edgerton, Warrior Tom Cruise vs. Michelle Nyqvist, Mission: Impossible Ghost ProtocolBest Kiss Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, Crazy, Stupid, Love Rupert Grint and Emma Watson, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson, The Hunger Games Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum, The Vow Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, Breaking Dawn Part 1 (WINNER)Best Female Performance Jennifer Lawrence, The Hunger Games (WINNER) Kristin Wiig, Bridesmaids Emma Stone, Crazy, Stupid, Love

Least Among Saints -- Log Line: A haunted soldier just back from war and a boy who has never known peace in his home life embark on a life-changing journey as they become unlikely friends -- and one another s last shot at redemption. Synopsis: Writer, director and actor Martin Papazian s debut film LEAST AMONG SAINTS movingly illustrates a man s hard-fought road towards reconciling with his better self. Coming home to a broken marriage and uncertain future, veteran Anthony Hayward (Papazian) thinks he s at the end of his rope. But when his troubled ten year-old neighbor, Wade (Tristan Lake Leabu), calls out for help, Anthony can t seem to turn away. To the dismay of the boy s embattled social worker (Laura San Giacomo), Anthony sets out on a fool s quest to help this heartbroken but hard to reach child find his long-lost father, who might not even exist. Yet in the midst of this new mission the first that seems to matter since his return -- Anthony begins to come to grips with both the costs of war and the universal power of human connection. As the film builds to an emotional climax, Papazian finds both the gravity and the grace in ordinary, flawed characters pushed to extraordinary acts of compassion and decency. Cast: Martin Papazian, Tristan Lake Leabu, Audrey Marie Anderson, AJ Cook, Azura Skye, Tom Irwin, Taylor Kinney, Lombardo Boyer, Ronnie Gene Blevins, with Laura San Giacomo and Charles S. Dutton.

Like Pontius Pilate, director John Ford asks 'What is truth?' in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance but unlike Pilate, Ford waits for an answer. The film opens in 1910, with distinguished and influential U.S. senator Ransom Stoddard (James Stewart) and his wife Hallie (Vera Miles) returning to the dusty little frontier town where they met and married twenty-five years earlier. They have come back to attend the funeral of impoverished 'nobody' Tom Doniphon (John Wayne). When a reporter asks why, Stoddard relates a film-long flashback. He recalls how, as a greenhorn lawyer, he had run afoul of notorious gunman Liberty Valance (Lee Marvin), who worked for a powerful cartel which had the territory in its clutches. Time and again, 'pilgrim' Stoddard had his hide saved by the much-feared but essentially decent Doniphon. It wasn't that Doniphon was particularly fond of Stoddard; it was simply that Hallie was in love with Stoddard, and Doniphon was in love with Hallie and would do anything to assure her happiness, even if it meant giving her up to a greenhorn. When Liberty Valance challenged Stoddard to a showdown, everyone in town was certain that the greenhorn didn't stand a chance. Still, when the smoke cleared, Stoddard was still standing, and Liberty Valance lay dead. On the strength of his reputation as the man who shot Valance, Stoddard was railroaded into a political career, in the hope that he'd rid the territory of corruption. Stoddard balked at the notion of winning an election simply because he killed a man-until Doniphon, in strictest confidence, told Stoddard the truth: It was Doniphon, not Stoddard, who shot down Valance. Stoddard was about to reveal this to the world, but Doniphon told him not to. It was far more important in Doniphon's eyes that a decent, honest man like Stoddard become a major political figure; Stoddard represented the 'new' civilized west, while Doniphon knew that he and the West h

Jessica Lange, Joan Allen and Kathy Bates hit the road in Bonneville, a story about three friends who ''come of age'' for a second time on a trip across the great American West. Faced with the decision of a lifetime, Arvilla Holden (Lange) loads up her 1966 Bonneville convertible and, with her friends (Allen, Bates) in tow, sets out from Pocatello, Idaho en route to Santa Barbara. As they detour to spots like Bryce Canyon and Las Vegas, it doesn't take long for the women to realize Arvilla has something unexpected in store. But what none of them realize is that what began as a simple trip will end up becoming a chance to rediscover themselves, their friendship, the importance of promises - and of letting go. Also starring Tom Skerritt and Christine Baranski, Bonneville unites three of the most acclaimed actresses of our time in a story that celebrates fun, adventure and living life to the fullest.