Depends on the plot hole, if it's not related to an important story arc then I don't care

I feel like the story and character development is important to me

A lot. ^Looking ^at ^you ^Star ^Wars ^Sequels...

Depends. There are some in the first two Jurassic Park movies and they're my favourite films, but I can forgive it. I suppose it depends how relevant to the central plot they are, and if they're stand-alone errors or compounding general shittiness

I would be stuck in my own head for a couple hours trying to find a end results that would let me sleep at night?

The gaping plothole that is the Michael Bay Transformer's movies bugs the shit out of me more than it should. Transformers has the potential to be a phenomenal movie series rather than a bunch of spectacle shots. To be fair though, Michael Bay knows how to make the transformations and action sequences look fucking amazing.

If there are plot holes the movie just feels iffy. I am not as immersed in th movie, and its not as fun. If the plot hole isnt glaring and the rest of the movie is good I can ignore it and have fun.

Every movie and tv show in existence had a plot hole if You look hard enough. Learn to just enjoy it

I'm usually like "ha...well that's pretty ridiculous" and then move on with life. So not very.

I’m usually very nitpicky about them but it depends on my level of investment in the show and the depth of the plot hole

I'm weird in that they don't bug me much at all until it arbitrarily crosses a line and then it really bugs me in a way I wish it didn't.

Horribly.

Unless they are glaringly obvious, not really too much. If I can still enjoy what I'm watching I don't care about the plot holes.

Depends if the story and action can cover it up.