I don't know about the rest of you, but I just love paying for cheap food at a 700% rate of inflation.
I also have to agree with Chicklet, that the kicking of the seats, combined with the non-existent social skills of anyone who enters into a large dark room to view anything these days ("Yes, the IMAX theatre is exactly like your livingroom, and you can run your mouth through the entire presentation.") makes most attempts at movie going about as rewarding for me as a razor blade on a blackboard.
Contrary to the old stereotypes about who behaves how in movie theatres, I've found that all kinds of people, of all ages and ethnic groups, have no idea how to behave in a theatre anymore.
But then I'm one of those types who used to go to afternoon matinees in my youth to see obscure European films from the 1920s, and I'd be there with maybe five other people in the whole building. So I guess I'm not a measure of anything.