My take is that the differences matter according to purpose. If I'm eating a Big Mac to avoid being hangry, the fact that it isn't a gourmet experience may not matter to me.
If I'm putting on a movie as a distraction to have sound in the background -- perhaps I am only half-watching it as I do other things -- I may not care that isn't all that good. I might not notice subtle characteristics anyway.
There are levels of quality -- e.g., level 0 of the hamburger might be ending hunger -- and how much they matter depends on your purpose. If I'm looking for a movie to inspire me or make me think, that's different from playing something in the background as I clean the apartment. Etc.
If I'm putting on a movie as a distraction to have sound in the background -- perhaps I am only half-watching it as I do other things -- I may not care that isn't all that good. I might not notice subtle characteristics anyway.
There are levels of quality -- e.g., level 0 of the hamburger might be ending hunger -- and how much they matter depends on your purpose. If I'm looking for a movie to inspire me or make me think, that's different from playing something in the background as I clean the apartment. Etc.