You know what I really like about GoShogun: The Time Etranger? It's not the entertaining blend of mystery, drama and action. It's not the engaging and personable characters. It's not even the inherent charm of watching a classic 80's anime. What really strikes me about The Time Etranger, is it's a perfect example of how to make a movie based on a series, yet remain enjoyable without requiring any knowledge of the series. Brief background plot details are given in a short worded narrative at the beginning. Characters are introduced in a manner that explains their respective roles and relationships. It's nice to see such a movie pull this off so well, and I commend The Time Etranger for it. That's not to say The Time Etranger lacks other redeeming qualities. Far from it, in fact.

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