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I actually address this question at some considerable length for the period of the Republic (and into the very early empire) in my dissertation, because of a rather tendentious argument made for textile and leather armor by a 2009 book.
It's one of those cases where the argument might sound good on paper, but dig into footnotes and it falls apart - textual citations stretched beyond all reason in service of a flawed argument, combined with frankly unsupportable interpretations of the representational evidence.
As far as movies go, isn't the leather armor used for cost reasons? (Buying a lot of lorica segmentata is prohibitively expensive for many budgets). Also the case for medieval productions like "The Last Kingdom"
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