Heading into the final weeks of June, the biggest story in the HFL is the disappointing scores for many highly-touted movies.
First round picks “Robin Hood” and “Sex in the City:2” and second-round pick “Prince of Persia” were major contributors to the worst memorial day box office in 15 years. In particular, the catty whorebags of “Sex in the City:2” have scored only 17 points for Sexy Marmaduke Too, which now must rely on a big score from “Marmaduke” to remain competitive. Good luck with that.
Jurassic Parka maintains its perch atop the leaderboard, although it was deal a minor blow by its third-round pick “Oceans”, whose debut in mid-April snuck past everyone in the league, mainly because it’s box office totals were too low for anyone to notice. “Oceans” scored a league-high 73 Metacritic score, but grossed less than $20 million over its first four weeks to end with a movie score of 13.
Solidly in second-place, Points on the Back End looks to challenge for the title, but unfortunately is just about out of scoring opportunities. While Kyle won’t end up in first, he clearly had the best pick of the second round, “Shrek Forever After” which already has tallied 91 points.
My personal favorite storyline in the HFL is the comically bad performance of "McGruber" which has scored only 4 points to date.
Another big weekend for the HFL just hit, as “Get Him to Greek”, “Marmaduke”, and “Splice” made their debuts. Finally Sparkling Wiggles will get on the board after more than two months of competition.

Above are the current HFL standings. Click to enlarge. Movies with dark coloring are final scores, light colored are in progress, and white are yet to be released.

While I'm rarely team Brian-Eclipse is gonna take him straight to the top.
ReplyDeleteWhy yes, I HAVE already bought my tickets for opening weekend, thank you very much.
meg what happened i had my cosmo all ready for the midnight showing of sex and the city and then it SUCKED!!!!!!!!!!!! when's the next quarters draft?
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