Tragedy strikes as two ruthless brothers kidnap a bride during her wedding. Hurt and angry, H.H. begins his quest to find the love he lost, and take vengeance upon the wicked. Comin' at Ya.
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Title: Comin' at Ya! (1981)
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| Tony Anthony | ... | H.H. Hart | |
| Gene Quintano | ... | Pike Thompson | |
| Victoria Abril | ... | Abilene | |
| Ricardo Palacios | ... | Polk Thompson | |
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Lewis Gordon | ... | The Preacher |
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Tragedy strikes as two ruthless brothers kidnap a bride during her wedding. Hurt and angry, H.H. begins his quest to find the love he lost, and take vengeance upon the wicked. Comin' at Ya.
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Warning: The Management Is Not responsible For Where The Screen Ends And You Begin! See more »Genres:
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It has been claimed that the movie was temporarily withdrawn from release because it was so successful the distributors ran out of 3D glasses. See more »Crazy Credits
In the opening scene, the credits are painted on items within the set, including the bottom of a horse's hoof. See more »Alternate Versions
The US release through Filmways is missing a ten minute flashback in the opening reel. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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24 July 1981 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$12,000,000Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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Even if I had seen the movie in the original 3-D process it was filmed in, I seriously doubt it could have masked the utterly boring and unoriginal story. The constant jabbing of things into the camera lens is initially amusing, but soon becomes tiring.
In fact, the whole movie is seriously tired, a mix of elements from previous Tony Anthony movies (some of which were ripped off from Sergio Leone movies - talk about copies of copies!), and once again Anthony gives a performance that alternates between indifference and about-to-burst-into-tears. Much of the budget must have been spent on buying an extra camera, because the movie has a real cheap and quickly-shot appearance.
If you decide to watch the movie anyway, be sure you have fresh batteries in your remote - I guarantee you'll be using the fast-forward button a lot.