Relive All the MTV Movie Awards Madness — in GIFs

Updated on 4/14/2014 at 3:47 PM

There's always one thing you can be sure of when it comes to the MTV Movie Awards: things are going to get a little crazy. You might be watching the show as it airs, but we know there are definitely a few moments you're going to want to see again. From the red carpet antics — including those adorable puppies — to everything that happened once the show started, keep scrolling as we go over all the fun and madness! Source: MTV
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Relive All the MTV Movie Awards Madness — in GIFs

When Grumpy Cat Was Simply Not Having It

When Katy Perry Beat Conan at Arm Wrestling

When Rihanna Brought Down the House

When Taylor Swift Made a Surprise Appearance

When Josh Hutcherson Was Super Stoked About Winning

When Lupita Nyong'o Was Her Usual Flawless Self

When Zac Efron Stopped Our Hearts With His Flexing

When Zac Efron Blew Us Shirtless Kisses

When Eminem and Rihanna Hugged It Out

When Dave Franco Charmed Us With His Smile

When Tyler Posey Let Loose on the Red Carpet

When Jonah Hill Snuck In a Bro Hug With Channing Tatum

When Adam Sandler Totally Made a Toilet Cameo

When Rihanna Talked About Incredibly Important Issues

When Puppies Invaded Everything

When Dylan O'Brien Took a Break to Cuddle One of Said Puppies

When Rita Ora Joined an Adorable Selfie

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