The Today's Movie Situation

Now, let me begin with something that is going on on director Jordan Vogt-Roberts (Kong: Skull Island) twitter feed. He is complaining about a YouTube Channel called Cinema Sins, which is ripping apart his movie Kong: Skull Island.
Now, I have seen this movie and in my eyes, it has the same problems like most of the movies have today, like crappy CGI, bad acting, bad script, no drama, no score. To me it was totally boring, lame and forgettable. I am not going to defend what Cinema Sins is doing, and I am not going to defend the movie or the director's approach, I have my opinion about this movie and that's it.
So, what can WE do to change today's movie situation? I guess one reason for this new forum is that we, the members of this forum, have some approach in common, and that is that we wanna learn how to get better, to make better music and better movies. We wouldn't have that approach if we would think that everything that is going on in today's cinemas is great. But even if we learn how to make things better, if we study all the music, the movies, moviemaking, the business and all that stuff, if we really dig deep into that and become experts, what do we change? Can we change something? Just because I learn how to become a master composer and orchestrator doesn't mean I get a better job or a job at all and can show Hollywood how it should be made. Do we get the chance to become an A-list composer and work on big blockbuster movies and write the music that we all love to a movie that we all love? Nothing points into that direction, it points into the opposite direction. So we look for other jobs where we can write the music we like, but it's not gonna change anything, because only a tiny group of people will listen to it. Yes, there are 7 billion people on the earth, but that doesn't mean there is a potential audience of 7 billion people, how many of these people do actually care? How many filmakers are out there and how many of them try to do things we actually like? If I try to look to find an audience for my music I can tell you, there will be a very VERY tiny group of people left.
Now, who is to balme for this? Are we getting just lazy, is that the reason? Is it the global economy? The educational system? The today's distractions? What is the reason that art forms like movies and music don't have the craft of previous generations anymore and how do we get it back? I know that we don't teach all that stuff anymore, but why, when did things start to change? Studying and working hard to improve my skills is one thing, but it is a totally different thing if I wanna share it with a world that doesn't care or listen or look. How can I shoot that stupid 26 year old kid from it's "head of the studio" chair and put someone into his place who knows how to handle things, or at least who knows things?
Yes I do sound pessimistic, because I don't know what to do with all the knowledge I might wanna have one day, if there is no one who wants to listen to it. "You write good music, great, but not for my movie buddy." "You write good music, great, but not for my concert hall / theater buddy." Ok, I post it on YouTube instead I think and see how well decades of education and hard work pay off at the end.
I am sorry, a lot of bad movies and bad soundtracks in a row combined with stupid hipster like looking producers / directors and people who actually hate me for not liking modern stuff left me a bit frustrated.