This sketch parodies over-the-top movie trailers and Hollywood excess. It presents "Coupon: The Movie" as a film that all Americans are legally required to see by order of the Supreme Court. The mock trailer features absurdly dramatic cinematography, including a famous rotating camera shot around a dinner table and a groundbreaking POV shot from inside a sock as a foot enters it. Directed by the fictional "Famous Mortimer," the film is praised not by movie critics but by Judge Jacob Bruhl of the U.S. Federal Court. The sketch includes testimonials from moviegoers (including Jack Black) who express their enthusiasm for this mandatory viewing experience. The parody captures Hollywood's tendency to create pretentious, self-important films while satirizing the mechanics of movie marketing.
