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LIVE MTV MOVIE AWARD BLOG Break TWO

Wow, long commericial breaks.

7:15pm

- Will Ferell and Danny McBride. Best Fight Award. Prediction: Jumper in an upset. Danny and Will bombing on illiteracy joke. I hope there aren’t writers for this show. WINNER: “Never Back Down” Cam Gigandet looks like a valet attendant in his short leather get up. A day all cows will die.

- Ed Norton and Liv Tyler, to introduce Coldplay. Don’t worry, this songs sounds like all the others. Chris Martin is wearing denim strips on his arm, for some reason. Where is Apple? Where is Gywneth? Where are MTV comedy writers?Liv Tyler is now a superhero girlfriend. Last stop before having a baby named Apple.

7:25pm - Commercial

Patrick McDonald is film critic and writer for this very web publication. And he is also in a band! www.myspace.com/thetelepaths

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