STAP IT.
It's roughly 10 bucks to sit in a comfy seat, have the lights dim down and see a story (good or bad), play out on screen. Maybe it's just me, but there is still something magical about the movie theater no matter how cynical I become as I get older. Some of you guys would be bitching if it was a dollar, or hell, even free.
You're taking this way too seriously. I saw Terminator: Genisys and thought it was a huge **** show, I hated it. But I don't regret watching the damn thing. I always laugh when people are like "oh maaaan, it was so bad that I had to walk out and get my money back". C'mon, it's a movie. The people that made and produced are gambling millions of dollars on it. You? You threw down a 10 dollar bill. Back to Genisys. Let's say I left and asked for my money back because I felt I was above it, then I wouldn't have gotten to see some kooky, weird crap where Arnold becomes a liquid metal T-1000 thing with blade arms. Even though it's terrible, I've still never seen something like that. I was mystified. That's the kind of stuff the child in me would play out with some toys. Same goes for something like The Phantom Menace. If I left the theater and asked for my money back after Jar Jar stepped in alien crap, I'd have missed that awesome duel at the end of the movie.
