There's probably some truth to that. The biggest gripe I hear from liturgical traditionalists that I happen to agree with is that liturgy is so often done so poorly in so many places by priests who have no real interest in it (despite the fact that it's part of their job) that they're yearning for something deeper, something more meaningful, something more beautiful. I can appreciate that. Face it, we've all suffered through horrendous masses with awful music, awful preaching, and awful liturgical manners on the part of everyone involved - at least, I have. I think many in the younger generation of traditionalists have simply never witnessed the new rite done well, with beauty and respect. Perhaps if they had they wouldn't feel the need to look elsewhere. Seems to me that approach is better than something contrived like a stilted liturgical re-enactment that had to be resurrected from the past.