Please indulge my hypothetical situation: there is a company that produces many very expensive videos every week and make a lot of money from each one.

Every single video they make is a hit.

In this hypothetical situation, I would be impressed that this organization is able to deliver such consistent product. I would be curious about what they do or say operationally that enables that.

At the end of the podcast the filmcast, they say "at the end of the day, it is really impressive that _ made a movie." (They name the director)

This is true if the director has made dozens of movies or one. It's always impressive. Doing things in the real world is hard.

Do you find anything in this hypothetical situation agreeable? Or is it only hard when someone you like does it?