The Moon Spinners: I had watched this movie several years ago and wasn't too impressed with it. I saw it at the library and got it for some reason. I think the first time I got the movie, the best thing about it was the handsome leading man. He wasn't so handsome this time around. The back of the case compared the movie to Hitchcock, no, not even close. It was okay at best, not terribly suspenseful (though it may have been more so the first time I saw it) I really was annoyed by the leading girl who was the poster child for pathetic and useless female leads. Also the leading man was supposed to have been shot in the shoulder but his arm seems to be fine in the many fights he's in, etc. Also why did none of the people fighting him punch him in the arm where they'd get the upper hand? Perhaps these things weren't taken into account in 60s/70s violence?