COPPER MOUNTAIN

Cinemavixion Review

Released in 1983, 'Copper Mountain' is a Canadian comedy that offers a glimpse into the early career of Jim Carrey. The film follows two friends on a ski trip, one focused on mastering the slopes, the other on romantic pursuits. While the external data suggests a directorial effort from David Mitchell and a runtime of 60 minutes, the local data corroborates the presence of Carrey alongside Alan Thicke, Dick Gautier, Ziggy Lorenc, and Rod Hebron. Despite a modest IMDb rating, the film provides a lighthearted, albeit simple, narrative that might appeal to fans curious about Carrey's formative roles before his global superstardom. Its comedic premise, centered on the contrasting motivations of its protagonists, offers a nostalgic look at resort town antics.