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Howdy folks! 

It's almost Thanksgiving here in the U.S., and to that end we'd like to not only extend our heartfelt thanks to you, dear Traxians, for all your support this year, and in the years past. But we'd additionally like to talk to you more about a turkey that also contains a turkey! That is, human-sized turkey called James "Jim" Carrey and his early role in this pseudo-commercial, Copper Mountain.

It's our latest feature-length riff (well, it's not quite feature-length, and only technically a film... both terms are probably stretching their definitions to their breaking points). This commercial-wearing-a-movie-suit dares to ask the tough questions: can something starring comedian Jim Carrey be unfunny in its natural state? How many songs is too many? And, has RiffTrax riffed anything like it before?

Mike, Kevin, and Bill sat down (or rather, continued standing) to find out. They discuss their findings and MORE in this episode of Talkin' RiffTrax. Enjoy! 

Watch in the streaming player above or download this video here.

P.S. No Turkey Thursday this week, as we're out of the office for the holiday - but since it's the real Turkey Day, we hope you and your loved ones have a safe and happy one. We'll see you next week! 

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Talkin' RiffTrax: Copper Mountain

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Comments

Philip Frey

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences defines "feature length" as "over 40 minutes".

TommyG

Three of the funniest guys ever talking about Jim Carrey’s first movie. Proud to be a Patreon supporter. Happy thanksgiving 🦃 to all the RiffTraxians out there, wherever you are.

Y 2 Krankor

That more more of a Krankor HAW! HAW! HAW! than an Ice Cream Bunny HURRR! HURRR! HURRRR!!! I was really confused for a second.

Karl Hamann

I wonder if the producers thought having so many celebrities, plus JC, would convince people it really was a "movie"?>

Daniel Frank

I was about to get mad about no nod to Dick Gautier and then a nod to Dick Gautier! He also apparently did voice work for the 80s version of both GI Joe and Transformers (I saw him at a BiMonSciFiCon doing a voice-mail message as one of his characters). Most importantly, he played the role of Batman in a 1973 PSA when Adam West didn't want the gig! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n00xZ_mKQgk

Jeff

Everything's fine. Club med doesn't even have a resort on Copper Mountain anymore!