2004 MTV Movie Awards (2004) (TV)

User Rating:

3.9/10   

Directors:

Joe DeMaio
Joel Gallen
(more)

Writers:

Mike Bender (writer)
Jonathan Green (writer)
(more)

Release Date:

10 June 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

Big time movie actors received awards for outstanding performance in their in 2004 |

Plot Keywords:

TV Special | Awards Show | Number In Title

Cast

Lindsay Lohan	...	Herself - Host
Sharon Stone	...	Herself - Presenter
Marques Houston	...	Himself - Dancer
Omarion Grandberry	...	Himself - Dancer
Andy Dick	...	Himself - Presenter
Eminem	...	Himself - Performer
D12	...	Himself - Performer
Jamie Foxx	...	Himself - Presenter
Vivica A. Fox	...	Herself - Presenter
Tom Cruise	...	Himself
Christina Aguilera	...	Herself - Presenter
Paris Hilton	...	Herself - Presenter
Farnsworth Bentley	...	Himself - Presenter (as Fonzworth Bentley)
Halle Berry	...	Herself - Presenter
Dominic Monaghan	...	Himself - Winner
Sean Astin	...	Himself - Winner
Quentin Tarantino	...	Himself - Presenter
Carmen Electra	...	Herself - Presenter
Evan Rachel Wood	...	Herself - Presenter
Nicky Hilton	...	Herself - Presenter
Kobe Bryant	...	Himself
Vanessa Laine Bryant	...	Herself
Queen Latifah	...	Herself
Shawn Wayans	...	Himself
Marlon Wayans	...	Himself
Billy Boyd	...	Himself
Jack Black	...	Himself - Winner
Dwayne Johnson	...	Himself (as The Rock)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shawn Ashmore	...	Himself - Winner
Drew Barrymore	...	Herself - winner
Rebecca Brown	...	Herself
Andrew Bryniarski	...	Himself
Daveigh Chase	...	Herself
Kevin Alexander Clark	...	Himself
Miranda Cosgrove	...	Herself
Whitney Cummings	...	Herself
Ellen DeGeneres	...	Herself - Presenter
Johnny Depp	...	Himself
Vin Diesel	...	Himself - Presenter
Mike D	...	Himself- Performer
Snoop Dogg	...	Himself
Haylie Duff	...	Herself
Kirsten Dunst	...	Herself - Presenter
Jimmy Fallon	...	Himself - Performer
Joey Gaydos Jr.	...	Himself
Adam Horovitz	...	Himself- Performer
Kelly Hu	...	Herself
Peter Jackson	...	Himself
Scarlett Johansson	...	Herself - Presenter
Ashton Kutcher	...	Himself - Presenter
Lucy Liu	...	Herself
Tobey Maguire	...	Himself - Presenter
Michael Moore	...	Himself
Brittany Murphy	...	Herself
Kal Penn	...	Himself
Matthew Perry	...	Himself
Ryan Pinkston	...	Himself
Burt Reynolds	...	Himself
Christina Ricci	...	Herself
Nicole Richie	...	Herself
Michelle Rodriguez	...	Herself
Mark Ruffalo	...	Himself
Adam Sandler	...	Himself - winner
Seann William Scott	...	Himself - winner
Ben Stiller	...	Himself
Marisa Tayui	...	Dancer for D-12 performance
Uma Thurman	...	Herself - Winner
Vince Vaughn	...	Himself
Alexa Vega	...	Herself
Vanessa Viola	...	Dancer
Adam Yauch	...	Himself- Performer

Directed by
Joe DeMaio
Joel Gallen		(segment director)
Adam McKay		(segment "Anchorman")

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Mike Bender		writer
Jonathan Green		writer
Joe Kelly		consulting writer
Gabe Miller		writer
Judah Miller		writer
Murray Miller		writer
Eli Roth		animation sequences
Andy Samberg		writer
Akiva Schaffer		writer
Jorma Taccone		writer

Produced by
Judd Apatow	....	segment producer
Alistair Connelly	....	segment producer
Will Coss	....	associate producer
Justin Currie	....	line producer
Christi Dembrowski	....	segment producer
Michael Dempsey	....	producer
Darren Emerson	....	segment producer
Salli Frattini	....	executive producer
Brian Friedman	....	segment producer
Matt Gallagher	....	segment producer
Joel Gallen	....	executive producer
Natalia Garcia	....	backstage producer
Josh Greenberg	....	co-producer
Ashley Irving-Scott	....	producer: animation sequence
Gary Lanvy	....	coordinating producer
Jane Mun	....	coordinating producer
Ryan Pinette	....	backstage producer
Shauna Robertson	....	segment producer
Amy Samuelson-Diaz	....	film segment producer (as Amy Samuelson)

Cinematography by
Andrew Rakow		(segment)
Clyde W. Smith		(segments)

Film Editing by
Bill DeRonde
Dean Holland
Mark Stepp

Art Direction by
Tamlyn Wright

Costume Design by
Paula Elins
Denise Marsh

Makeup Department
Julie Kristy	....	key makeup artist
Michelle Vittone	....	makeup department head

Production Management
Stefanie Cohen	....	production manager: Short Films
Edward Devney	....	production manager (as Ed Devney)

Art Department
Ricky Baba	....	conceptual designer
Skip Crank	....	property master
Gloria Lamb	....	art production assistant
Kim Richey	....	assistant property master

Sound Department
Jason Atwell	....	sound
Baxter Merry	....	sound effects editor
Brian Riordan	....	sound re-recording mixer
Brian Runnels	....	machine room assistant

Visual Effects by
Ricky Baba	....	digital artist
Ashley Irving-Scott	....	visual effects producer (2004)
Dominic Menegon	....	lighter
Paul Stodolny	....	digital compositor
Paul Stodolny	....	digital lighter
Pat Wakefield	....	visual effects supervisor

Stunts
Chris Cashman	....	stunt double: Will Ferrell

Camera and Electrical Department
Robert Ikeda	....	second company grip (as Bobby Ikeda)
Darren Langer	....	gaffer
Kris Wilson	....	camera operator

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Mary Iannelli	....	costume supervisor (as Mary White)

Editorial Department
Richard A. Dominicus	....	assistant editor
Sean Humphries	....	assistant editor

Music Department
Greg Chun	....	composer: additional music
Larry Shure	....	music supervisor

Transportation Department
Ted Absher	....	talent transportation manager

Other crew
Ted Absher	....	talent logistics manager
Tom Agna	....	consultant
Caprise Arreola	....	talent manager
Mike Bachman	....	production assistant
Matt Beckner	....	talent assistant
Mike Bender	....	consultant
Katherine Bernstein	....	production assistant
Tommy Blacha	....	consultant
Alan Breton	....	stage manager
Liz Cackowski	....	consultant
Tina Cannizzaro	....	script supervisor
Benilda 'Bunny' Capule	....	finance manager
Rachel Duguay	....	consultant
Brad Duns	....	script coordinator
James Eagan	....	consultant
Gino Falsetto	....	assistant to executive producer
Jennifer Farmer	....	script supervisor
Charly Flanigan	....	production assistant
Kathy Flynn	....	event producer
Christopher Gaida	....	talent escort
Matt Gallagher	....	segment producer
Natalia Garcia	....	backstage producer
Jonathan Green	....	consultant
Jef Spenser Hira	....	finance manager (as Jeffrey Hira)
Mitch Holloway	....	set production assistant
Richard Hopkins	....	production coordinator
Riann Huselid	....	assistant to producer
Joe Kelly	....	consultant
Kristen Laidley	....	production assistant
Brent Miller	....	talent coordinator
Gabe Miller	....	consultant
Tracy L. Moody	....	script supervisor
Matt Murray	....	consultant
Rachel Norris	....	production associate
Jonathan S. Nowak	....	technical supporter
Seth Olson	....	production assistant
Aaron Pinkston	....	production assistant
Ethrina Reyes	....	production accountant
Eli Roth	....	consultant
Gabriel Russell	....	production assistant
Andy Samberg	....	consultant
Roxanne Sarhangi	....	office coordinator
Matt Sausmer	....	production assistant
Akiva Schaffer	....	consultant
Jorma Taccone	....	consultant
David Wild	....	consultant
Becca Justine Yannone	....	production assistant

Production Companies

• Music Television (MTV)
• Remote Productions
• Tenth Planet Productions

Distributors

• Music Television (MTV)
• Music Television (MTV) (USA)

Other Companies

• Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment  camera dollies
• ShowBiz Enterprises  draperies

Runtime:

USA:120 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Music Television (MTV)

Movie Connections:

Spoofs The Passion of the Christ (2004)

Funny, though slightly forgettable

This year's Movie Awards were the funniest in a long time and it's good to see a shift in the right direction. Though there wasn't much emphasis on the hostess (who I first thought would suck ass, but turned out to be pretty cool) and though I can hardly remember a single thing or musical performance, the show turned out to be much more that I initially expected. Constant jokes and one-liners made it very entertaining to watch, plus most of the awards handed out were given to the right people. I have only one complaint, and it involves the winners themselves. It has become quite an Oscar-ish habit that most of the winners that win an award start naming the countless names that got them to where they are now, but hey all o' ya'll, remember what this show is about - HAVING FUN and ROCKING THE NIGHT AWAY. Nobody wants to hear 20 names in one minute because those names mean dick to us, we just want to hear them say why their movie was better than the rest of the nominee's - just kidding:), but if anybody remembers the old movie awards, capitalism wasn't even born then!

Keep 'em rolling. 8/10