I hadn’t even known there was a first one, and that's surprising considering Sam Jackson was in it—I've willingly suffered through some truly awful films just because he appeared. There were a few times I felt confused, especially early on. However, these instances weren't frequent enough to be an issue, even if you go into the film without any prior knowledge. There’s so much to appreciate about this movie, but what impressed me most was how effectively it blended animation with the feel of a period piece and pop art. The attention to detail was remarkable; it truly captured the spirit of the time, from the hairstyles to countless other small elements. Of course, there was more to it than that, but for me, the way the era was portrayed—with its pop art aesthetic—really stood out, which I found enjoyable as someone with an interest in history. And for those who follow the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this is what *Captain America: Civil War* should have focused on, and possibly was before the storyline shifted.

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