Photos: Critics’ Choice Movie Awards 2015 | Show highlights

Actors Josh Gad and Leslie Mann announce the winner of the actress in an action movie award.

Emily Blunt accepts the actress in an action movie award for “Edge of Tomorrow.”  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Actors Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux look ahead amid the glitz and glam.   (Christopher Polk / Getty Images for CCMA)

Actress Jessica Chastain, second from left, was the winner of Critics’ Choice MVP Award.  (Christopher Polk / Getty Images for CCMA)

Amy Adams presents Michael Keaton with the actor award for “Birdman.”  (John Shearer/Invision/AP)

Kevin Costner took home a lifetime achievement award.   (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Common accepts the song award for “Glory” from “Selma.”   (John Shearer / Invision/AP)

Director Angelina Jolie with actors David Oyelowo, center, and Miyavi.   (Christopher Polk / Getty Images for CCMA)

Julianne Moore accepts the actress award for “Still Alice.”   (John Shearer/Invision/AP)

Host Michael Strahan dresses up as Angelina Jolie’s “Maleficent” character.   (John Shearer / Invision/AP)

Chris Hemsworth, right, presents the Louis XIII Critics’ Choice Genius award to Ron Howard.  (John Shearer/Invision/AP)

Writer Gillian Flynn accepts the adapted screenplay award for “Gone Girl.”  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

From left, producer Cathleen Sutherland, director-writer Richard Linklater, producer John Sloss, actor Ellar Coltrane, editor Sandra Adair, and actor Ethan Hawke accept the best Ppcture award for “Boyhood.”  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Jenny Slate accepts the actress in a comedy award for “Obvious Child.”  (John Shearer/Invision/AP)

“Boyhood” actors Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke speak onstage.  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Michael Keaton accepts the actor award for “Birdman.”  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Host Michael Strahan delivers a choreographed routine onstage.   (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Dan Dotson, left, and Rene Russo present the lifetime achievement award to Kevin Costner.   (John Shearer / Invision/AP)

Patrick Stewart presents the winner of the actress award.   (John Shearer / Invision/AP)

Actors Michelle Monaghan and Garrett Hedlund announce a winner onstage.   (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Jessica Chastain accepts the Critics’ Choice MVP award.   (John Shearer / Invision / AP)

Director and writer James Gunn, left, and actor Chris Pratt accept the action movie award for “Guardians of the Galaxy.”   (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Actor Michael Keaton does a fist bump.  (Christopher Polk / Getty Images for CCMA)

Actors Freddie Highmore, left, and Vera Farmiga present the best young actor/actress award.   (John Shearer / Invision / AP)

Actor Ellar Coltrane accepts the young actor/actress award for “Boyhood.”  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Director and actress Angelina Jolie offers a hint of a smile.   (Christopher Polk / Getty Images for CCMA)

Actor Jared Leto, left, presents the best supporting actress award to Patricia Arquette for “Boyhood.”  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Filmmaker Armando Bo speaks accepts the original screnplay award for “Birdman.”  (Christopher Polk / Getty Images for BFCA)

From left, director Christopher Miller, producer Dan Lin and director Phil Lord accept the animated feature award for “The Lego Movie.”  (Kevin Winter / Getty Images)

Host Michael Strahan busts a move onstage sans slacks.   (Kevin Winter / Getty Images )

Actors Chris Evans, left, and Rosario Dawson present the best action movie award.

Actors Andrea Riseborough, left, and Michael Keaton accept the best acting ensemble award for “Birdman.”  (John Shearer / Invision / AP)