Special Effects in the Movies?

Why do all the movies now have awful special effects?

SOUND EFFECTS
No matter what the action is, there's always a generic, heard-it-before, spatially ambiguous, mechanically unreal whoosh, phsss, or whumpf that tries to accentuate it.
In the old days of film the sound effects were made to sound physically REAL. But today's "sound effects" seem to be more of a backdrop, like music, yet more about shaking the chairs in the cinema - the dramatic equivalent of banging saucepans while watching a dramatic scene.

VISUAL EFFECTS
Along with the crass "whooshes" and "whumphs" come the "not-one-thing-or-another" swirling, blazing lights that accompany various super-hero battles. These variously-coloured lights are pretty standard fare, from one film to another. Who knows what they are? they are neither fire nor water, but always swirl unrealistically around heroes, villains and dragons.
Crap visual effects also include shaking the camera and switching rapidly from scene to scene before each scene can be taken in. This is supposed to produce tension. It's the dramatic equivalent of a fidgeter in a hat obscuring your view of the movie.
More crap special effects include the complete rejection of the theatre spatial format and the adoption of the perspective of the flying-dust-particle. Scenes unfold from every possible angle. It's the dramatic equivalent of enjoying taking a bite from your burger and fries while falling *** over tit with it.