The story of the film is complete, and there is no lack of emotional resonance, but after the American Hollywood industrial processing, the emotion is too exposed and straightforward, and does not give the audience enough aftertaste and reverie space. The original adaptation of the second half of the story tends to be mediocre. "Le Petit Prince" itself reveals a far cry from French romance and philosophy.
The film only intercepts one of the many metaphors of the original work, intervenes with a strong American aesthetic and Hollywood commercial film consciousness, and interprets the obvious adult-like preaching, although it has become a pure, traditional, pure fairy tale suitable for children to watch. But compared with the original work, it cannot be called art.
