Not sure if this has ever been brought up before, but I noticed something about the new Captain Marvel that no one, and I mean no one seems to have noticed; Captain Marvel, Ghostbusters, Ocean's 8, etc...aren't really supposed to be what Feminism clammers for.

Feminists have complained for decades, for instance, that women in novels only exist in relation to men (wives, girlfriends, mothers, etc.) While in contemporary Feminism, films that everyone seems to be glorifying them or is in fact following this exact same system, but no one seems to have noticed this. These all female-casts and switches of originally male characters too exist in relation to men and not on their own merits. The all female-cast of traditionally male stories like Ghostbusters is following the exact same (female) system as before. A female Van Helsing is just that, a Van Helsing with a vagina. That's all she's known for.

All these female casts of already made stories and talks of a female James Bond are actually just reinforcing the idea that women exist in relation to men. These aren't actually genuine characters and exist solely in relation to men. Instead of creating original successful icons: Clarice Starling (Silence of the Lambs), Ripley (Alien franchise), and Buffy (The Vampire Slayer), they push to create characters that are just the female version of (and in relation to) men.