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Can I change my score?

Can I change my score?

De : Sophie and Matt
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 Can I Change My Score? is a lighthearted, conversational podcast where married couple Sophie and Matt review movies they’ve just seen, starting with an initial score and debating whether it holds up by the end. Expect sharp observations, hilarious tangents, and an irreverent take on everything from plot holes to cinematic clichés. From die-hard film buffs to those who just love a good laugh, this podcast offers relatable critiques and witty banter that make every episode a fun ride.

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    • Can I Change My Score? Christmas Special: Good Movies, Missed Gems, and Brad Pitt's torso

      Can I Change My Score? Christmas Special: Good Movies, Missed Gems, and Brad Pitt's torso
      Dec 23 2025
      In this Christmas episode of Can I Change My Score?, Sophie and Matt abandon the usual rules and take stock of a year spent in dark cinemas and on slightly uncomfortable sofas. There are films they definitely meant to watch, films they loved more than expected, and films that left them wondering how two hours could feel so long. Sophie defends a few unpopular choices, Matt draws some very firm lines about what should and shouldn’t exist, and both agree that going to the cinema is still the best part — even when the movie isn’t. It’s festive reflection, gentle arguing, and end-of-year honesty, with absolutely no scores changed.

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      36 min
    • Wake Up Dead Men (2025): “Churches, Convolutions, and a Mystery That Won’t Sit Still”

      Wake Up Dead Men (2025): “Churches, Convolutions, and a Mystery That Won’t Sit Still”
      Dec 15 2025
      In this episode of Can I Change My Score?, Sophie and Matt return to the Knives Out universe for Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, a murder mystery that arrives armed with religious symbolism, familiar accents, and a runtime that refuses to take the hint. Benoit Blanc is back, sounding more confident than ever, but the case itself sprawls across churches, bars, books-about-books, and a reveal that takes its sweet time getting to the point. The pair unpack why the film feels oddly small despite its ambition, how an all‑star cast ends up sidelined by exposition, and why subverting the murder‑mystery genre for the third time starts to feel like homework. Along the way, they praise a few striking visual moments, question the geography, and wonder when exactly the emotional investment was meant to kick in. Two and a half hours later, the mystery is solved — but the sense of satisfaction never quite arrives.

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      31 min
    • The Running Man (2025): “Faux-Empathy, New Dollars, and a Towel That Defies Gravity”

      The Running Man (2025): “Faux-Empathy, New Dollars, and a Towel That Defies Gravity”
      Nov 16 2025
      In this episode of Can I Change My Score?, Sophie and Matt sprint head‑first into The Running Man, Edgar Wright’s dystopian game‑show thriller starring Glenn Powell, several baffled supporting actors, and more product placement than a Super Bowl commercial. Sophie battles a full-body vibe rejection within the first ten minutes, Matt questions the film’s understanding of money, physics, and human behaviour, and both hosts struggle to figure out who this movie is for (other than Puma). They break down erratic character choices, inconsistent world‑building, suspiciously shiny six-packs, and a towel scene that raises more questions than the entire plot. Two hours and thirteen minutes later, the only thing still running is their patience.

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      40 min
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