《复仇者联盟》夺MTV电影大奖

    The comic-based action movie “The Avengers” and comedy romance “Silver Linings Playbook” ruled at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night.

    “The Avengers” picked up three awards, including the top prize, movie of the year, along with best villain* for Tom Hiddleston’s turn as the evil Loki, and best fight.

    “This is the award that means the most to me. I am so grateful and very excited for 2015 — we’re going to bring you ‘Avengers 2,’” director Joss Wheedon said, accepting the movie of the year award and confirming that a sequel was in the works.

    Jennifer Lawrence added two popcorn-shaped trophies to her Oscar for her turn as an outspoken young widow in “Silver Linings Playbook.”

    She won for best female performance and shared the best kiss award with co-star Bradley Cooper, who was voted best male performance for his role as a psychiatric patient in the comedy romance.

    Hosted by “Pitch Perfect” comedy star Rebel Wilson, the annual youth-oriented show brought out some of the most popular stars on television, movies and music.

    The MTV Movie Awards, one of Hollywood’s biggest youth-friendly ceremonies, rewards movie performances from the past year and promotes upcoming blockbusters and new music.

    Kim Kardashian, dressed in a modest, long-sleeved black dress, and Brad Pitt, whose new movie “World War Z” opens in June, were among the presenters while teen singer Selena Gomez debuted her new single “Come & Get It.”

    Wilson took home the breakthrough performance award for her role as Fat Amy in musical comedy “Pitch Perfect.”

    Emma Watson, 22, who found fame as smart schoolgirl Hermione Granger in the first “Harry Potter” movie in 2001, was presented with the Trailblazer Award.

    Will Ferrell won the Comedic Genius Award for his long career on film and television including “Elf,” “Saturday Night Live” and “Anchorman.”

    Comedy “Ted,” which went into Sunday’s award show with seven nominations, ended the evening with just one win — best onscreen duo for Mark Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane’s inappropriate talking teddy bear.

    (SD-Agencies)