Did someone in chat really brag about solving the mystery before the end of Glass Onion? Congratulations, that's how mystery movies work. You either pick up on the clues and solve it along with the hero or you don't and the hero points out something you may have missed along the way.
Not the most iconic, but Charlotte Flair has a great theme song as far as wrestlers go. It starts out with the Rick Flair nostalgia and turns into a headbanger remix.
You guys are completely wrong about the point of Cast Away. The entire movie is a surrogate for how the man's wife was cheating on him before the plot even started and both got married to and had a child with the man she was having an affair with (And had possibly conceived this child right at the beginning as the time frame of her age matches up). Not even joking, that is the actual plot. If you watch JUST the beginning and the end, that is all you'll see. A lot of what is happening on the island either lightly alludes to that fact or is a juxtoposition of that. Wilson, for example, right? Wilson is just a metaphor for his girlfriend; it's an inanimate object Tom Hanks painted over and wrote over and ascribed his own meaning to. However, the ball is none of the things he projected onto it, the ball is its own entity. And the ball is ultimately just a part of the same business that got him trapped on that island to begin with, and through means out of his control, that ball drifted away from him just like his wife did... and RIGHT BEFORE he is found by the boat and reunites with his ex where the same circumstances transpire again. The actual moral of the movie is being able to move on after being cast away. It's not about the island. By all means though, rewatch the movie.
The problem with Shyamalan movies that once you've watched one of his movies and realise there is always a twist, you'll never watch his movies the same way again. You'll always be looking for hints about the twist. I doubt anyone can predict what happens in The Village of you're not expecting a twist.
Favorite wrasslin' themes - Razor Ramon - Jake the Snake Roberts (both the babyface and heel themes) - Ultimo Dragon - nWo - Mr. Perfect - Harlem Heat - Arn Anderson (the WCW theme) - Kurt Angle - Doink (only his original heel theme not his babyface theme) - Eddie Guerrero (WCW heel theme) - nWo B-Team I tried to list themes that were made for wrestling but If I were to include themes that were composed outside of the wrestling business and used by wrestlers then I'd thrown in the Undertaker and Ric Flair themes.