PMC Movies

Produced by Reebok

Original Release: 2003
Audio: Stereo
Video: 320x240 Color WMV
File Size: 21.9

The Office Linebacker accepts his award for outstanding office achievement. Who else could fill the shoes of the all-star office position besides the legendary Terry Tate. This is another entry from the 2003 Super Bowl featuring the memorable line, "the triple-T is a hitter, not a quitter!" Grab a piece of office athletic history with another brilliant Reebok commercial.

Steven Page of Barenaked Ladies fame is currently touring the U.S. in promotion of his collaboration with Stephen Duffy, The Vanity Project. On 28 July 2005, Steven made an appearance at Easy Street Records on Mercer in Seattle, WA. His on stage performance lasted about 45 minutes, where he played a great mix of songs from both The Vanity Project and the extensive Barenaked Ladies catalog. This video documents that performance, complementing the backstage interview by The Chris Pirillo Show. The audio quality is tremendous considering the source was a Panasonic PV-GS150 DV cam. There are a few places where I cut the video between tracks because the camera did some shoe gazing as I waited for feeling to come back to my hand after attempting to keep it still for 10-15 minutes at a time. If you like the tracks from The Vanity Project, by all means purchase the album. It's available through most of the online music services, including Napster and iTunes Music Store.

Produced by Reebok
Original Release: 2003
Audio: Stereo
Video: 320x240 Color WMV
File Size: 1.19MB

It's nice to see companies spoofing the commercials of their competitors. Terry Tate is on hand at a football event (Soccer to people in the U.S.) to make sure the crowd stays in line. When a streaker races across the screen, Terry's on hand to take him out with these words of wisdom: "You just did it, so I had to hit it!" Reebok does it again with another great commercial.

Produced by Reebok
Original Release: 2003
Audio: Stereo
Video: 320x240 Color WMV
File Size: 1.19MB
"Just because I'm on vacation, don't mean I'm out to lunch. I came to play, baby!" This is a short Office Linebacker spot featuring the antics of Terry Tate poolside. Hot tubbing won't keep Terry from being on top of his game, with his jersey and war paint readily available in the hotel room. It's hard not to love these Reebok Super Bowl Commercials.

Produced by Reebok Original Release: 2003 Audio: Stereo Video: 320x240 Color WMV File Size: 16.2MB When you arrive at the office each morning, you step out of the real world and step into Terry's world. There's no idle chatter and office nonsense when Terry is keeping the peace, just an honest days work from an honest crew of desk jockeys. Terry Tate Office Linebacker is a one man wrecking crew for Flecher & Sons aka Terry's World. This is the original Terry Tate commercial from Reebok.

Produced by Reebok

Original Release: 2003
Audio: Stereo
Video: 320x240 Color WMV
File Size: 14MB
The Office Linebacker may be the man most likely to work alone, but draft day brings a teammate to the office. Tensions mount as the rookie upstart attempts to prove himself and make his mark in the office team. With a little guidance from Terry and some clever teamwork, the two discover that two linebackers really are better than one in this Reebok commercial offering from the 2003 Superbowl.

Produced by Reebok

Original Release: 2003
Audio: Stereo
Video: 320x240 Color WMV
File Size: 19MB

Felcher and Sons brings in a top HR consultant for Sensitivity training. Terry Tate looks like he may have finally met his match. Debuting at the 2003 Super Bowl, this installment of the Office Linebacker series from Reebok puts the office MVP in touch with his sensitive side.

Director: Jack Pollexfen

Original Release: 1956
Audio: Mono
Video: 320x240 B&W WMV
File Size: 398MB

A convicted murder known as The Butcher is brought back to life by a scientist using electricity. The Butcher, now an invincible but mute reanimate seeks vengeance upon his executioners. Low budget and a bit Frankenstein-like, with a darker twist, the movie stars Lon Cheney Jr. as the killer back from the dead. Appearances by B-movie character actors like Max Showalter and Ross Elliott round out the film.

Director: Louis J. Gasnier

Original Release: 1938
Audio: Mono
Video: 320x240 B&W WMV
File Size: 385MB

1930's propaganda warning of the dangers associated with marijuana. Watch teens progress down the self-destructive path of hedonism and irrational violence after smoking the devil's weed. The high school principal demonstrating his case before a paranoid PTA weaves a tale of Mae and Jack, marijuana dealers luring unsuspecting youths into their deadly trap. Like most propaganda films, this is to be taken with a large dose of salt as there are more laughs than factual information presented, which is what makes this a classic.

Director: William Beaudine
Original Release: 1940
Audio: Mono
Video: 320x240 B&W WMV
File Size: 333MB

Henry Langdon stars in this movie as a husband accused of infidelity. As the story moves, things become increasingly complicated. While this is a far cry from Langdon's successes as a silent film slapstick man, it's one of the brighter spots in a career that began to slide when he stopped working with silent film genius Frank Capra.