I just lost interest in virtually all movies in my mid twenties. They're too short, too alike, to predictable and frankly boring most of the time. There are very very occasional exceptions, but for me, movies just stopped being entertaining at some point. I don't know if movies changed, or I did.

A friend of mine and I marathoned two seasons of Game of Thrones; that was by far a better experience than any movie has ever provided. Movies are the abridged books of the audiovisual world, in my opinion, with some notable exceptions. Those exceptions seem (to me at least) to be getting incredibly rare compared to the deafening background noise of cynical money grabs, re-makes, sequels, and highly compressed storytelling bolstered with sfx.

What I'm saying is, if I'm not just some oddity in this (and I don't think that I am) then over time people are just going to mostly outgrow movies. It's not that movies are pro tanto bad, it's just that most movies don't play to the strengths of the medium; they exist as remnants of a time when the options were: Book, Broadcast TV, Movie. Frankly, the writing has been on the wall since 'The Sopranos', DVR brought closer, and Streaming means it's actually here, now.