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The results are in, and Harry Potter beat Twilight on MTV’s Favorite Film of 2010 poll.

There were 34 movies included in the poll, ranging from indie darlings like “The Kids Are All Right” to mega-blockbusters like the year’s highest-grossing film “Toy Story 3.” In truth, however, the race came down to just two movies, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1″ and “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,” proving that both series’ fan bases have some seriously devoted members.

In the end, “Potter” beat out “Twilight” by a narrow 449 vote margin, with “Deathly Hallows – Part 1″ amassing 46.5 percent of the total vote to “Eclipse”‘s 37.5 percent — together accounting for a whopping 84 percent of votes.

See the complete poll on MTV. Excluding Twilight and Harry Potter, which other movies were your 2010 favorites? For me it was Inception and The Social Network .

According to The New Age online, Eclipse was #6 this year on the international box office.

1. Toy Story 3
The Pixar threequel in 3D and final installment of the animated franchise features Tom Hanks voicing Woody and Tim Allen as Buzz Lightyear. Worldwide: $1,063.1 million. US: $415 million and internationally: $648.1 million.

2. Alice in Wonderland
Tim Burton’s 3D fanciful interpretation of the classic Lewis Carroll tale stars Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter, Mia Wasilowska as Alice, Helena Bonham Carter and Anne Hathaway. Worldwide: $1,024.3 billion. US: $334.2 million and internationally: $690.1 million.

3. Inception
Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan also wrote this dream invasion story starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Page and Marion Cotillard. Worldwide: $825.4 million. US: $292.5 million and internationally: $532.9 million.

4. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
The penultimate sequel to the most successful franchise in film history is based on the first half of J.K. Rowling’s final book in the series about the boy wizard. Worldwide: $824.1 million. US: $265.7 million and internationally: $558.4 million — so far.

5. Shrek Forever After
The fourth and final installment of the animated Shrek franchise features the voice of Mike Myers as the giant green ogre, Eddie Murphy as Donkey and Antonio Banderas as Puss in Boots. Worldwide: $739.8 million. US: $238.5 million and internationally: $501.4 million.

6. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
The threequel of the blockbuster vampire romance franchise stars Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner, with one more book and a two-part film to go. Worldwide: $693.5 million. US: $300.5 million and internationally: $392.9 million.

7. Iron Man 2
Robert Downey Jr. stars in the title role of the sequel to this superhero hit, co-starring Mickey Rourke, Scarlett Johansson and Gwyneth Paltrow. Worldwide: $621.8 million. US $312.1 million and internationally: $309.6 million.

8. Despicable Me
In 3D, this super-villain animated tale features the voices of Steve Carell, Russell Brand and Jason Segel. Worldwide: $539.9 million. US: $250.5 million and internationally: $289.4 million

9. How to Train Your Dragon
This animated 3D story based on the Cressida Cowell books is set in a Viking world and tells of the misadventures of Hiccup. Features the voices of Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler and Jonah Hill. Worldwide total: $494.9 million. US: $217.6 million and internationally: $277.3 million.

10. Clash of the Titans
The mythic retelling of the Greek gods’ journey through the underworld, in converted 3D, stars Liam Neeson as Zeus, Avatar’s Sam Worthington as Perseus and Ralph Fiennes as Hades. Worldwide total: $493.2 million. US: $163.2 million and internationally: $330 million.

The article also reports that Jackson’s The Last Airbender did far better internationally than it did in America.

According to FilmIndustryNetwork, Eclipse was the top movie trailer of the year seached through Google.

Here’s the full list:

1. eclipse

2. harry potter and the deathly hallows

3. iron man 2

4. a team

5. alice in wonderland

6. avatar

7. dear john

8. despicable me

9. expendables

10. green lantern

According to IMDB.com, the top box office of 2010 is as follows:

* Toy Story 3 ($415M)
* Alice in Wonderland ($334.2M)
* Iron Man 2 ($312.1M)
* Eclipse ($300.5M)
* Inception ($292.5M)
* Deathly Hallows Part 1 ($259.2M)
* Despicable Me ($250.3.7M)
* Shrek Forever After ($238.4M)
* How to Train Your Dragon ($217.6M)
* The Karate Kid ($176.6M)
* Clash of the Titans ($163.2M)
* Grown Ups ($162M)
* Megamind ($140.6M)
* The Last Airbender ($131.6M)
* Shutter Island ($128M)
* The Other Guys ($119.2M)
* Salt ($118.3M)
* Tangled ($117.2M)
* Jackass 3-D ($116.8M)
* Valentine’s Day ($110.5M)
* Robin Hood ($105.3M)
* The Expendables ($103.1M)
* Date Night ($98.7M)
* Due Date ($95.4M)
* Sex and the City 2 ($95.3M)

The Last Airbender starring Jackson Rathbone and Valentine’s Day starring Taylor Lautner were also on the list.