I subscribe to Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime and I get local TV (including sports) via an OTA antenna. The cost for all 3 services is about $30 per month and it covers all of my entertainment needs. So I'm not sure how you estimated a bill of over $100/month. While it's possible one could exceed $100/month by subscribing to every service, that concept seems excessive and and redundant. I feel that $30 is a great deal and it's a pittance compared to what I paid for cable TV ($165).

I'm not suggesting that you are entitled but it seems like a lot of people believe that they deserve access to any and all media for a nominal fee (or sometimes none at all). Consumable media is not a right, it's a privilege. Just because a person wants to watch or listen to something, that doesn't mean he/she has earned the right to take it, or even determine its value.

The idea that these services need to band together and work out a solution to become more consumer friendly (cheaper) and your suggestion that theatres should refund patrons for so-called terrible movies seems to indicate you are opposed to paying for media and may support pirating services like Terrarium. As someone who has worked in the entertainment industry, I am wholly against that stance and I have a very difficult time sympathizing with your "problem".