Anyone else sick of movies?

I was wondering if I am alone when it comes to movies. Every time I hear about a new comic movie adaption, sequel, prequel or remake it makes me roll my eyes. I know tons of people are excited to hear about comic movies and like to discuss which actor should play a role, but where are the people like me who are totally drained when it comes to movies?
 
Usually the plot of the movies are thin. Continuity is changed. They are ruled by special effects, which sell the movie, not the story. Some look really good, others really bad. Does anyone else miss the days when if they were going to show something in a movie blow up they actually had to blow something up? 
 
Also the theater experience is just plain awful. The ticket prices go up every month and so do the refreshments. My TV looks better than the screen. My surround sound is louder. And I don't have to listen to peoples comments or telephone calls. On average, I would say I go see a movie in the theater once every two years. I think the last movie I saw was the Dark Knight, and it was OK. Before that I saw Revenge of the Sith and was totally disappointed with the theater experience.
 
I'm not trying to hate on anyone who loves the movies or gets excited to hear their favorite character is coming to the big screen. It just seems like it is really blowing up lately and I wanted to know if anyone else is as bored with it as I am.

I'm sick of Hollywood movies that's why I watch imported Martial Arts movies.They never let me down.

You have two choices:
 

1. Go to the theaters 2 weeks after the film you want to see comes out. Some theaters have discounted tickets, or a reward package that may give you the chance to see a flick in the theater more than 2 weeks for free. Plus, you don't have to deal with people talking or texting on their cell phones.
2. Broaden your horizons. Comic book films are usually a 50/50 split when it comes to quality because they are an adaptation, not a direct translation, and on top of that, they were made for a mass audience, not just for the average comic book reader. Let's be honest, most sci-fi films end up being disappointments anyways. I suggest watching classic films. Films back from the cinema golden age. There may not be as much sci-fi or super-hero stuff, but the high quality of that time period will make you forget about it.
   

I certainly watch older films. As far as new ones, I wait for them to come on the movie channels.

ya know, I am getting kinda tired of comic-adapted movies, now it's like every movie coming out was originally a comic.

" ya know, I am getting kinda tired of comic-adapted movies, now it's like every movie coming out was originally a comic. "

oh?

In these next two weeks, we have two that I know of: Whiteout & Surrogates. 
At least Hollywood is moving farther and farther away from the super-hero stuff.

" oh? "

Wasn't Jennifer's body a comic or did it get a comic?

" @Vance Astro: Let's see, that'd have to be Watchmen, why? "

" Wasn't Jennifer's body a comic or did it get a comic? "

My theater only charges 4 bucks for the matinees so I go to movies all the time

"I'm sick of Hollywood movies that's why I watch imported Martial Arts movies.They never let me down. "

" My theater only charges 4 bucks for the matinees so I go to movies all the time "

There's a theater by me that shows most month old movies for $3. Most of the time I don't care about non comic book movies. I havn't seen origins, Watchmen was pretty good, but  G.I. Joe was really good.