I've not seen many of those.
Female Ghostbusters - Their marketing campaign on the radio labelled it a feminist take on the original. Not funny, not good in it's own right. Just feminist. So, I missed it as being shown a bandwagon instead of a film isn't for me. I saw it years later. It wasn't that good. I remember one good performance, and not from the person trying too hard to be funny.
Star Wars - The pain of sitting through those is partly why I was so pleased to enjoy The Odyssey. No idea about the casting of Star Wars. The poor plots and hours of fan service sunk them for me.
Doctor Who - No doubt leaving sprinkles of LGBTQ+ stardust as the TARDIS skips through BBC spacetime. π
Trotting out everyone for a nod was a low point in a Russell Davies series that I was bored with. Nothing to do with the casting. Mark Gattiss watched all the same films growing up, so the writing on those episodes just reminds me of the better plots his are from.
I only saw one Jodie Whittaker episode. Trying too hard to be Tennant, but had good moments, so can't judge.
The last one I saw, with Gatwa, had a drag queen as a villain, and a musical number at the end. And it was fun.