answer:Based on the context provided, it would not be accurate to draw the hypothesis that 'Mary Poppins Returns' was not the first sequel. The specific contextual information given tells us a number of key details. First, it tells us that 'Mary Poppins Returns' had its world premiere in Los Angeles, California at the Dolby and El Capitan Theatres on November 29, 2018. The context also informs us that several well-known actors, including Emily Blunt, John Krasinski, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Dick Van Dyke and more, were present at this premiere. Most importantly, we know from the context that 'Mary Poppins Returns' is a sequel to the 1964 Disney classic. However, the context does not provide us with any specific information about any prior sequels. There is no mention of, or allusion to, any films that were made as follow-ups to the original 1964 film prior to 'Mary Poppins Returns'. Thus, we cannot draw the hypothesis that it was not the first sequel. Any conclusion about other possible sequels, or the order in which they were made, would be purely speculative and not based on the information provided in the context. To accurately draw conclusions or form hypotheses from a text, we must stick closely to the information as it is presented. While we can interpret and infer based on this information, generating hypotheses that assume information outside of the given context can lead to inaccuracies. Therefore, based on the given context, we cannot draw the hypothesis that 'Mary Poppins Returns' was not the first sequel.

answer:Dude, Where's the Party?, a 2003 film directed by Benny Mathews, stars Kal Penn, an American actor, producer, chef, and civil servant best known by his stage name.

answer:material

answer:shoes had worn out significantly, affecting his ability to walk comfortably, whereas his vest, although it showed some signs of wear, was still functional and offered sufficient protection.