Tag: <span>Movies</span>

The year ahead is going to be filled with movies that are wicked, comedic, romantic and action packed. All the genres will get a look in and even some new ones may be created. I feel that animated classics being turned into live action versions could be the surprise package that everyone will be talking about. Whether they will be flops or massive successes only time will tell.  Here are 10 of my most anticipated movies of 2025.  BRIDGET JONES: MAD ABOUT THE BOY. This…

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As the year comes to an end, Over the Shoulder wraps up with what films we found to be the worst, the best and some hidden gems for you to check out. The list could go on and on but here is a selection of standout moments, good and bad.  So shall we get started,  Worst Films:  4) Mean Girls: Everyone loved the original so why base it on the Broadway musical based on the original movie? I get you are trying to keep it current and…

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With 6 days to go until Christmas, it got me thinking what my top 5 yuletide movies are. This list would probably change from day to day as I remember other films but, as of now these are my favourites.  So here we go …  5. The Holiday Calendar This is an underrated Netflix warm-hearted rom-com Christmas movie. The chemistry between Kat Graham and Quincy Brown is adorable. It is about a photographer who is stuck in a job that she has done for years.…

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You meet some very interesting people while boxing and none was more fun to talk to than when I met stunt expert Chelsea Mather while sparring in the ring. Chelsea was so kind to sit down with me to discuss her career as a Stunt performer for blockbuster movies and TV. Over the Shoulder is very lucky. Here we go … How did you become interested in stunt performing? I decided early on that I wanted to be a stunt woman. Stunts just seemed cool…

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Just before Christmas Over the Shoulder was honoured to interview the Harry Potter stuntman legend David Holmes who has captured the nations imagination and heart in the moving documentary, The Boy Who Lived. Although David sustained a broken neck after a stunt went horribly wrong filming The Deathly Hallows his lust for life, bravery and engagement with the world around him burns bright. We discuss his stuntman story, his love of music, his fight for disability access and awareness, his podcast and of course Harry…

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