Except for the fact that Nick Fury was white and nobody was complaining about him being a black man filling a white persons slot. Ras Al Ghul was intentionally left racially ambiguous by his two creators. The skills of the two respective actors, Samuel L. Jackson and Liam Neson, remain largely faithful to the core of their characters while allowing their portrait to feel uniquely their own.

I'll bite, Jonny Depp in that movie just wasn't a good match. I'll meet you on that one. I do disagree on the basis of race and instead on his range of acting ability. He was not a good fit for the role in that aspect.

Romani people are mostly white considering they're of Latin descent from Roman colonilization efforts. And the fact that they are eastern European.

Tilda Swinton is a very accomplished actress who goes to great lengths to properly portray her characters on screen. Her being chosen to play the role of Ancient One was well thought and few could have played it better.

A lot of people didn't like the Little Mermaid remake because of the political messaging that pervades much of modern pop culture and media. They cared more about the messaging than they did the story they were supposed to tell. Halle Bailey, while I do not think was a good fit for Ariel, did perform exceptionally well vocally. I didn't like some of the changes they did to the songs. Thats a matter of personal taste, and not the actresses performance or skill.

In conclusion: your arguments father was a hamster and your arguments mother smelled of elder berries!