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Matt Joseph is the co-founder, owner and Editor in Chief of We Got This Covered. He currently attends the University of Western Ontario and is studying at the Richard Ivey School of Business. He works on We Got This Covered in his spare time and enjoys writing for the site.

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Cristin Milioti Reveals Alternate Ending To The Wolf Of Wall Street
There's been a lot of talk about a possible director's cut of The Wolf of Wall Street. We know that Scorsese's original version ran 4 hours long but despite persistent rumors that the uncut version will see the light of day, the studio is claiming that the Blu-Ray will only include the theatrical cut. However, Scorsese has assured us that deleted scenes from the film would likely surface. While we don't have any details on what these scenes will consist of, it's likely that one of them will be an alternate ending, at least, if actress Cristin Milioti is to be believed.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 4, 2014
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Leonardo DiCaprio And Jonah Hill To Reunite For The Ballad Of Richard Jewell
After starring together in one of 2013's best films, The Wolf of Wall Street, Hollywood A-listers Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill will be teaming up again for The Ballad of Richard Jewell, which is coming to us from 20th Century Fox. Adapted from Marie Brenner's 1997 Vanity Fair article, the film will tell the true story of the titular security guard, who was working at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics when he discovered three pipe bombs. Though he was considered a hero at first, the public soon vilified him when Jewell became the prime suspect, despite no evidence to support that he was behind it.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 4, 2014
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The LEGO Movie Already Has A Sequel In Development
It might not be hitting theatres until this Friday, but already the general consensus seems to be that The LEGO Movie is the first great film of 2014. Not only that, but some critics are also calling it an early frontrunner for Best Animated Feature at next year's Oscars. Things really seem to be looking up for the film and now, thanks to the early positive buzz, Warner Bros. is putting a sequel into production, with The Internship scribe Jared Stern set to pen the script.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 3, 2014
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David S. Goyer Will Direct The Breach
David S. Goyer, perhaps best known for penning The Dark Knight trilogy, will be directing a sci-fi thriller called The Breach for Lionsgate. Based on Patrick Lee's 2009 novel, the script (penned by Justin Rhodes) will center on a corrupt ex-cop who discovers the wreckage of a plane crash in Alaska. From there, he's thrust into an adventure that involves secret organizations and alien tech powerful enough to spell the end of the world in the wrong hands.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 3, 2014
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Post-Credit Scene Revealed For Captain America: The Winter Soldier
After debuting an impressive new trailer during last night's Super Bowl, Marvel's Captain America: The Winter Soldier is continuing to make headlines today. Now, the studio has apparently revealed some information regarding what audiences can expect to see in the likely blockbuster's post-credits tease. Of course, Marvel has not yet confirmed this scoop, seeing as the highly-anticipated sequel doesn't hit theatres until April. However, the studio has been showing pre-theatrical screenings of the finished product, so I'm inclined to believe that what's being reported here is accurate.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 3, 2014
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Alfre Woodard Joins The Conjuring Spinoff Annabelle
Actress Alfre Woodard, last seen in Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave, will be joining New Line's upcoming Conjuring spinoff, Annabelle. The film began shooting in LA this week with Annabelle Wallis and Ward Horton in the lead roles. Unfortunately, director James Wan, who helmed The Conjuring, won't be back behind the camera here. Instead, he'll be in the producer's chair while John Leonetti (cinematographer on The Conjuring) gets behind the lens.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 2, 2014
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New Need For Speed Super Bowl Spot And Trailer Race Onto The Web
One film that I'm quite curious about is Need for Speed. On one hand, it's a video game adaptation, which almost always spells trouble. On the other hand, it stars Aaron Paul and Dominic Cooper, two actors who I really enjoy. Based on the footage we've seen so far it looks like this one could go either way, and the new Super Bowl spot and trailer that Disney released tonight don't do anything to change that.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 2, 2014
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Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Death Won’t Delay The Hunger Games: Mockingjay
Due to the tragic death of Philip Seymour Hoffman earlier today, many people were left wondering what would happen with The Hunger Games: Mockingjay. The actor was set to reprise his role as Gamemaker Plutarch Heavensbee in Francis Lawrence's upcoming sequel, the first part of which is set to release on November 21st, 2014 with the follow-up set to hit theatres one year later on November 20th, 2015.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 2, 2014
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Nobody Will Be Taken In Taken 3, Says Liam Neeson
Despite the fact that we really don't need a Taken 3, we're getting one anyways. Liam Neeson and Maggie Grace are set to return, as is director Olivier Megaton and writers Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen. While none of that sounds too promising, we did receive some positive news earlier this week when we heard that Forest Whitaker had signed on. Now, we're hearing something else that makes us a bit more optimistic.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 2, 2014
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Philip Seymour Hoffman Dead At Age 46
We regret to inform you that Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his Manhattan apartment this morning. The actor, who was 46 years old, died of an apparent drug overdose. Sources say he was found "in the bathroom with a hypodermic needle still in his arm." Though Hoffman appeared to be doing fine over the last couple of months, we do know that he had been in rehab recently and has been struggling with addiction for some time now.
Matt Joseph Matt Joseph Feb 2, 2014
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