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"Transformers" fans, brace yourselves for Shockwave. The Decepticon villain is at the core of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," and if you don't know much about him yet, well, we can help out with that. In addition to our handy-dandy Shockwave guide, a brand new image of the robotic menace has debuted alongside some fresh new details.

"Shockwave is just a ball of destruction, pulling whole skyscrapers down. He's a messy guy to have in our world," producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura tells USA Today. "He's capable of wholesale destruction…that' really bad for humans."
Get the rest of today's hottest movie news after the jump, including some exciting "Hobbit" news for Comic-Con attendees and another clip from "Super 8."
Posted 3/12/10 4:00 pm ET by Adam Rosenberg in News
One of my favorite movies at Sundance in 2009 was Antoine Fuqua's cop drama "Brooklyn's Finest," which finally hit theaters last week. One thing I've noticed about the movie since that Sundance cut is a small yet significant change made to the ending. When MTV's Josh Horowitz spoke to Fuqua recently at the film's press junket, I requested that he ask about the ending and why it was changed.
"That ending was an experiment," Fuqua said. "The Sundance cut was a chance for me to put the movie in front of a real audience. It wasn't done at all, by far. Everything is temporary. What it did was it allowed me to watch it with an audience reaction and then go back and go to my original notes, and then follow... again why I wanted to tell the story which dictated that ending."
This is all pretty vague so far, and that's because I'm trying to keep spoilers after the jump. So if you haven't seen the movie, click onwards at your own risk. Read more...
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