During my plane rides I ended up watching "The Walk" and "All the way".
Coincidently both turned out to be about a man who had a clear, bold vision for something they wanted to achieve in the world who were surrounded by a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt.
In the case of "The Walk", a high-wire walk between the Twin Towers. In the case of "All the way", LBJ pushing to pass the civil rights act after JFK's assassination.
Each were asked to compromise their vision for a safer, easier, incremental step forward rather than the fully formed idea they wanted to see realized.
No one makes movies about incremental, compromised, half-measures.