Season 2 of Severance reminds me of so many modern movies. 

Immaculately shot, you can tell the director falls in love with how good things look and these shots, they linger and linger and then an hour has gone by and nothing has really happened.

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Cameras getting too good and too easy to use kinda messed things up and you can cover for so many deficiencies with long moody pretty shots and kinda fake like you've got something to say.

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it's just gotten a thousand times easier and cheaper to make things look a movie. no film, no steady cams, everything's fixed in post. there's no comparing production value of TV compared to the 90s, 80s or before.

not really sure I agree. cinematography has gotten worse since the mid 2000s when the Alexa and other digital cinema cameras were introduced.

maybe what you're describing is more a symptom of the streaming platform production model than anything else