Credited cast: | |||
Lester Speight | ... | Terry Tate (as The Mighty Rasta) | |
Michael Sean McGuinness | ... | Ron Felcher | |
Michael Cornacchia | ... | Recycler Guy | |
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Bob Stevenson | ... | Paul |
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Louella Amorelle | ... | Laura |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Luiggi Debiasse | ... | Gene |
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Andrew Griffiths | ... | Courtney Cate |
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Doug Grimes | ... | Justin |
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Steve Mallory | ... | Gunter |
Sean Smith | ... | Gaston DuCoque | |
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David H. Steinberg | ... | Guy with Apple |
Retired NFL Linebacker, "Terrible" Terry Tate enforces the office rules at the Felcher and Sons' headquarters the only way he knows how: with bone-crushing tackles and hard-core trash-talk. With Terry in the corner office, you'll never be late for the morning meeting again. Written by Jason C. Mercer
This movie is about a man, Terry Tate, who is an Americanfootball player. He patrols his office, and he warns someone not to break the rules of his company through tackles and a big voice. This mo,vie is a comedy, but it tells us the importance of complying with rules. For example, the football player tackles a man who tries to bring a dozen pens to his home, and the player scolds the man and warns him in a big voice. The scene that the American football player tries to return from the injury by an accident is very funny. He feels the tackles to someone who breaks the rules are his mission. It is also funny that there is a very large gap between what he does and the seriousness and enthusiasm of it. I feel another gap from him. When he does a presentation to his colleagues, I can feel he is intelligent, cool, and passive. The figure highlights what he tackles for the co-workers with eagerness. First, I am surprised because of his severe tackle, so I think it is a violence movie, but this movie fell short of my expectations. I like this movie since it tells us the importance of observing rules in a fun way.