I agree it was better, but certain things still needed to be fixed. I'm still a little confused why the Flash in the Justice League movie looks different than B vs S, hair, goatee and all. I prefer his look in Justice League compared to B vs S, just confused why there was no continuity. Some things in B vs S are still a little confusing if you are not a comic book fan or have friends who are. Captain America Civil War did not have that problem and is now my new gold standard in which to compare other super hero films to.
If I may - the only problem with Civil War is that there are a few key points that could be lost on the casual viewer, like the idea that there's been tension building up from previous events, how Scott fits into things, why this "Sokovia" is so important... I'm sure people get the gist, but I'm not sure it's the gold standard for a standalone superhero flick. Which is why I like to think of the MCU as a really long, high budget TV series.