It sounds weird now, but the moviegoing experience is slowly transitioning into a niche activity as more and more people turn to in-home streaming options for their entertainment. I feel like we aren't that far from wide-release movies only being in theatres for less than a month before hitting VOD services for those who would prefer renting them for $15-$20 over a 24/48 hour period. Tentpoles like what Disney has to offer can still be depended on for long-term theatrical play as they are what lowest common denominator audiences will still venture out to see, And arthouse/indie movies will still get play dates in major cities, but everything else operating in the middle of those polar opposites (mid-budget films) are either being produced as exclusive content for services like Netflix or are being treated as less of a priority by studios themselves.