So we don't forget the origin of the character, the film is punctuated by short, skillfully executed, frantically paced, animated vignettes that act as segues from one plot point to another. The film elements appear to be in surprisingly good shape. Few nicks and little dirt are visible. Edge enhancement is essentially invisible as well, possibly contributing to an overall impression of a slightly soft image. But without the dreaded halo effect, the transfer is very film-like, which I certainly prefer.
Colors are vivid and noise free.
Digital artifacts and motion artifacts are also not visible. Contrast and brightness are fine, but not outstanding. The blacks could have been deeper. But this is a slice of pop culture, not to be taken too seriously. So one must make allowances.