Well, yes and no. I had exactly the same thought as I was reading the article, but the bit about noise is important: in the presence of even a tiny bit of nois

Well, yes and no. I had exactly the same thought as I was reading the article, but the bit about noise is important: in the presence of even a tiny bit of noise, the de-blur algorithm collapses pretty rapidly. And the "enhance!" scenes in TV and movies are of images that are likely to be noisy. They're also often un-detailed due to pixelation/low resolution as much as from blur, which violates this algorithm's assumptions, so that would be another reason that "click enhance" wouldn't work.