Can I change my score?

In this episode of Can I Change My Score? , Sophie and Matt return from their podcast hiatus to tackle Jurassic World Rebirth – a dino-sized sequel Matt hoped would rekindle some '90s movie magic. Sophie’s spooked (but not impressed), Matt’s heartbroken (but unsurprised), and both hosts wonder how a film shot on real film can still feel so flat. Was it a thrilling resurrection or just another foss...

In the latest episode of Can I Change My Score? , Sophie and Matt don their imaginary tiaras and head back to the cinema for Disney’s long-awaited live-action Snow White . From balcony seating to bold dwarfs and belting ballads, they dive into the sparkle and spectacle of the updated fairytale. Was Rachel Zegler’s performance truly “stellar”? Did the CGI dwarfs look a bit… Tintin? And was there en...

In this episode, Sophie and Matt dive into Last Breath , the new survival drama based on the harrowing true story of a deep-sea diver trapped on the ocean floor. Sounds intense? Not quite. Despite a starry cast and life-or-death stakes, our hosts felt surprisingly little tension and even less emotion. Was it too faithful to real events to work as a film? Did Woody Harrelson really need to be there...

In this episode of Can I Change My Score? , Sophie and Matt explore Matt and Mara , a quiet yet captivating Canadian indie film about old flames, life choices, and the subtle tension of wanting more. The film follows Mara, a poetry professor, as the unexpected return of her former friend Matt unsettles her carefully constructed life. They discuss the film’s understated performances, its painfully...

In this episode of Can I Change My Score , Sophie and Matt tackle The Brutalist , a three-and-a-half-hour epic packed with architectural ambition, immigrant struggles, and questionable Hungarian accents. They unpack Adrian Brody’s tormented portrayal of a post-war architect, the film’s sweeping cinematography shot in VistaVision, and the unexpectedly welcome built-in intermission. But does the mov...

In this episode of Can I Change My Score , Sophie and Matt unravel the gloriously unhinged Smoking Causes Coughing , a French satire blending Power Rangers absurdity with horror anthology chaos. From the grotesquely charismatic Chief Didier (a womanising rat puppet oozing green slime) to bizarrely staged campfire horror stories, this film revels in its own surreal nonsense. They debate its deeper...

In this week's Can I Change My Score , Sophie and Matt tackle the Oscar-dominating sensation Emilia Perez . Described as a “Disney movie on crack,” this genre-bending musical dives into a kaleidoscope of Broadway-esque numbers, emotional upheaval, and dark undertones. They explore Karla Sofia Gascón's powerful portrayal of the titular character and Zoe Saldana’s swan-like grace, while questioning...

In today's episode of Can I Change My Score , Sophie and Matt unpack Under the Silver Lake's conspiracy-soaked charm, from surreal owl women to hidden Hollywood secrets. They swoon over how Andrew Garfield’s Sam takes bum-life to new heights in this bizarre scavenger hunt through LA, chasing cryptic codes, mysterious women, and an unearned sense of purpose. Equal parts absurd and mesmerising,...

In this episode of Can I change my score? , Sophie and Matt revisit Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis and wrestle with big feelings about the King of Rock ’n’ Roll. Sophie reflects on the emotional weight of Elvis’s story, while Matt ponders if Tom Hanks should only do villainous roles. They marvel at Austin Butler’s total transformation into Elvis and debate how much the Colonel was to blame for Elvis’s downf...

In this episode of Can I Change My Score? , Sophie and Matt reminisce about the joys and horrors of adolescence through the lens of Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret . They celebrate the stellar acting of Abby Ryder Forston as Margaret, who navigates new friendships, puberty, and existential chats with God—all while rocking some hilariously retro ‘70s vibes. Matt marvels at how the film nails u...

In this week’s Can I Change My Score? , Sophie and Matt tackle Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King , a prequel that takes the Lion King lore where no one asked it to go. From CGI lions singing with unsettling realism to Scar’s hilariously awkward attempts at romance, the film left them questioning whether this origin story added anything meaningful to the pride. With questionable rhymes and a lacklustr...

In Episode 10 of Can I Change My Score , Sophie and Matt tackle Conclave , a movie about cardinals, secrets, and the high drama of papal elections. Matt admits to confusing the title with words like “concave,” while Sophie reveals she was mainly in it for the nachos. The duo dives into the film’s tense violin soundtrack, Ralph Fiennes’ trademark gravitas, and their bafflement over Stanley Tucci’s...

This week on Can I Change My Score? , Sophie and Matt dive into Moana 2, a sequel that left them questioning: where’s the Disney magic? From puzzling animation choices (what’s going on with Moana’s lips?) to a team-building montage that felt more like a time-filler, the movie struggles to recapture the charm of its predecessor. The duo laments the forgettable songs, oversized biceps on Maui, and a...

This week on Can I Change My Score? , Sophie and Matt sink their teeth into Wolfs , a 2024 action-comedy starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney as lone wolf fixers begrudgingly teaming up. The duo dive into the movie’s quirky premise, questionable pacing, and moments that left them scratching their heads—like why everyone seemed obsessed with identical guns and how a kid in white panties outran pro...

In Episode 7 of Can I Change My Score , Sophie and Matt tackle The Power of the Dog and somehow manage to turn a brooding Western into a comedy of errors. They fumble through intros like it's an Olympic sport, ponder whether Benedict Cumberbatch is a better cowboy or cucumber, and admire his method acting dedication (spoiler: he really committed to the smell). Sophie swoons over the sweeping vista...

In Episode 6, Sophie and Matt dive into The Boy and the Heron , a film so fantastical that Sophie now side-eyes herons and Matt ponders a cultural crash course on Japan. They marvel at Studio Ghibli's signature visuals and music while grappling with a story that’s more cryptic than their podcast intro attempts. Sophie appreciates the art but wonders why parakeets are involved, while Matt declares...

This week, Sophie and Matt talk about the Woman of the Hour, the directorial debut of Anna Kendrick. The movie is rated well online, but is it any good? You must listen to the most well-respected movie critics to find out! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Sophie and Matt discuss the extremely well-rated new animation from Dreamworks, the same studio that gave us the cinematic masterpiece that is Shrek, the hidden gem Megamind and whatever was the Bee Movie. Will we remember The Wild Robot for the right reasons? The dynamic duo's opinion might surprise you... Also, what's the deal with the microphone? We need to figure it out soon. Hosted...

How do Sophie and Matt feel about the horror classic Rosemary's Baby? Did the movie age well? Was it suspenseful enough for a spooky movie? What do tennis balls have to do with anything? Find out in today's episode of Can I Change My Score! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! How does the sequel stack up against the absolutely amazing original? What do Sophie and Matt think about Micheal Keaton reprising his iconic role? Where does Jenna Ortega fit into the movie? Was it necessary to cast Monica Bellucci for the role of Delores? This and more answered in today's episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sophie and Matt discuss the cult-classic Beetlejuice in anticipation of the sequel coming to the cinemas soon. Can they avoid mentioning the name of the character three times, summoning the Juice? And, most importantly, how do they score the movie? There is only one way to find out! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.