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* [[Creator Cameo]]: The film's director is an extra in one scene.
* [[Creator Cameo]]: The film's director is an extra in one scene.
* [[Dawson Casting]]: Now those are some obviously twenty-something "teenagers"!
* [[Dawson Casting]]: Now those are some obviously twenty-something "teenagers"!
* [[Family Friendly Firearms]]: How do you stop a person in Hypertime? With Paintballs loaded with liquid nitrogen, of course.
* [[Family-Friendly Firearms]]: How do you stop a person in Hypertime? With Paintballs loaded with liquid nitrogen, of course.
* [[I Have Your Wife|I Have Your Dad]]: The bad guys kidnap Zak's dad to work for them.
* [[I Have Your Wife|I Have Your Dad]]: The bad guys kidnap Zak's dad to work for them.
* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Dr Dopler is one of these - kind of a prick but considering all he's been through, you can't really blame him, and he definitely comes through at the end.
* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Dr Dopler is one of these - kind of a prick but considering all he's been through, you can't really blame him, and he definitely comes through at the end.

Revision as of 20:34, 9 January 2014

Clockstoppers is a 2002 film, directed by Jonathan Frakes, that follows the story of Ordinary High School Student Zak Gibbs (Jesse Bradford), who stumbles upon an Applied Phlebotinum watch that allows him to stop time (okay, technically, it gives the wearer Super Speed and alters their perception of time). Before long, he's tangled up in a conspiracy as Quantum Tech, the company developing the technology, comes after him and will stop at nothing to get it back.


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