Can I change my score?

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 thick American accent as “Cardinal Bellini.” A rogue cinema-goer armed with the world’s loudest crisp packet nearly steals the spotlight, but ultimately, it’s all about stunning visuals and quirky, unexpected twists.

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 villain who wasn’t really villainous—but hey, at least the water behaved. Packed with sharp observations, witty tangents, and a healthy dose of side-eye for toddlers in cinemas, this episode is a must-listen for Disney fans seeking laughs.

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 professional assassins.From snowy streets to baffling plot twists, Sophie and Matt dissect what worked, what didn’t, and whether Brad Pitt’s trademark hand gestures deserve their own award. Did the movie howl with greatness or trip over its tail? Tune in to find out!

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 vistas; Matt debates if it’s too much acting and not enough movie. Meanwhile, both agree that the banjo deserves its own Oscar. Verdict? A slow-burning Western sprinkled with accidental laughs.

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 the movie an artistic coping mechanism for post-war trauma. With tangents ranging from Willem Dafoe’s unmistakable voice to the existential crisis of bird symbolism, they deliver a delightful mix of awe, confusion, and laughter.

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!

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.

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!