Harold Crick is living a monotonous, highly organized, routine life. He counts how many times he brushes his teeth and how many steps he needs to take to get to the bus stop. He is intricately aware of how many minutes and seconds everything takes. Nothing spontaneous or joyful, and Harold has no intimate relationships that involve communication from the heart.
The phrase “wag the dog” is used to indicate that attention is purposely being diverted from something of greater importance to something of lesser importance.
In “Meet the Parents,” it is time for Gaylord’s fiancé and her family to meet Gaylord’s parents.
Once the mind’s power is revealed the next step is to realize that this world is simply a projection of attack thoughts that can have no real effect since they have no real source.
This movie illustrates the initial stages of awakening that everyone seems to go through—becoming disillusioned with life
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