Reputation is a resource that generates success!

For example, in the world of cinema has emerged the mystery that if "Avengers: Endgame" can overcome "Avatar" as the highest grossing film in history.
This should matter to you, for a reason: "Avatar" can be summarized as follows:
A group of Aboriginal natives from a wild world tries to protect themselves from invading settlers. One of the settlers gets emotionally involved and changes sides. Where have you seen that before?

Sure. It is * exactly the same synopsis as Pocahontas *

But wait, there is more: It is also a fairly faithful description of Dance with Wolves, The Last Samurai and Ferngully. It does not matter if you have seen them or not, the case is that * The history of Avatar we know it by heart.

How is it possible that a movie with the same story we have already 'seen' at least two or three times, is so successful? This is where hard work comes into play, not the following of this man: James Cameron, to his credit: Terminator 1 + 2, True Lies and Titanic. Among other.

Since Titanic, twelve years had passed, neither more nor less, so if after more than ONE DECADE the material author of Terminator 2 tells him that he is going to present a 3D film event like never seen before, the thing should be in Seriously, and it was.

Most movie critics agree on several things:
- Avatar script stinks. - The performances, even more.
But what left the audience to a piece was the majesty of its staging, it was the first film filmed entirely in 3D. Certainly, Avatar raised such a large amount of money because for more than 4 months there was no other film to take it out of the box office, more than one will tell me that the box office is the worst way to measure the quality of a movie, (I agree, I liked Blade Runner 2049) but it is undeniable that Avatar succeeded for two things:
- An impeccable technical realization, and - James Cameron's reputation and record.
(Although the story was a common place).

What I want you to get out of this post, is that you don't have to invent something new to emerge, better, grab something that already exists and do it better than everyone else, so you know that at least, work on something that you know works. , yes, to be the best you have to apply at a superhuman level, Type Elon Musk; You may fall into the trap of thinking "This thing that I like is done by too many people, it has no case", maybe, but do others do it with the signature, style and zeal that you can dedicate? Big question.

The responsibility to act is yours.