Teens chose at the Teen Choice Awards Sunday night (as the show’s title suggests), and the loudest voices cheered on behalf of Divergent, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and the weepy romance The Fault In Our Stars. Instead of going with one overall Best Picture, the Teen Choice Awards go with "Choice Movie" in different genres, allowing multiple films to take home trophies. Or, in this case, surfboards.
Modern Family’s Sarah Hyland and Teen Wolf’s Tyler Posey co-hosted the event, which honored Selena Gomez (Spring Breakers) with the Ultimate Choice Award. The ultimate choice of what? C’mon Tweens! Clarify!
This year, according to statistics released in a presser following the telecast, teens "logged on to teenchoiceawards.com and cast more than 164 million votes in support of their favorite celebrities from film, television, music, sports, digital and fashion." So what did they ultimately decode to honor? Here’s a full list of last night’s winners:
Choice Movie: ActionDivergentChoice Movie Actor: ActionTheo James, DivergentChoice Movie Actress: ActionShailene Woodley, DivergentChoice Movie: Sci-Fi/FantasyThe Hunger Games: Catching FireChoice Movie Actor: Sci-Fi/FantasyJosh Hutcherson, The Hunger Games: Catching FireChoice Movie Actress: Sci-Fi/FantasyJennifer Lawrence, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and X-Men: Days of Future PastChoice Movie: DramaThe Fault in Our StarsChoice Movie Actor: DramaAnsel Elgort, The Fault in Our StarsChoice Movie Breakout StarAnsel Elgort, Divergent and The Fault in Our StarsChoice Movie Actress: DramaShailene Woodley, The Fault in Our StarsChoice Movie: ComedyThe Other WomanChoice Movie Actor: ComedyKevin Hart, Ride AlongChoice Movie Actress: ComedyEmma Roberts, We're the MillersChoice Movie ChemistryAnsel Elgort, Nat Wolff and Shailene Woodley, The Fault in Our StarsChoice Movie Hissy FitJonah Hill, 22 Jump StreetChoice Summer Movie22 Jump StreetChoice Summer Movie StarChanning Tatum, 22 Jump StreetChoice Movie LiplockShailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort, The Fault In Our StarsChoice Movie Scene StealerNat Wolff, The Fault In Our StarsChoice Movie VillainDonald Sutherland, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Nothing makes me happier than seeing Donald Sutherland accepting an award at the Teen Choice Awards. He actually went!
Time for the MTV Movie Awards to step up its game.
