If you read it for the book, I suggest not to read it. Of course, as a general Hollywood blockbuster, you can get Samsung. . . It's a matter of opinion.
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The Little Prince - From book to movie, from fairy tale to adulthood pseudo-fairy tale.
Leonel 2022-04-19 09:02:25
I watched The Little Prince today. The difference from the original book is that the movie chose a little girl to listen to the story of the old grandfather as a string. In the original book, the string is stringed again. It feels like it was shot for adults from the perspective of adults. A somewhat confusing fairy tale for kids. The fox and the little prince that I was looking forward to slowly and little by little got closer to the whole movie in half a minute. The movie has a Hollywood-style plot - awakening the little prince who has been forced to grow up, maybe the story is to tell a "fairy tale" that adults also have the opportunity to return to childhood, but this is very far from the original meaning of the fairy tale - the little prince, He always guards his own heart, even if it is the most tragic ending, but from his point of view, he is self-sufficient. This fairy tale was ruined by "adults who really grew up". . .
If you read it for the book, I suggest not to read it. Of course, as a general Hollywood blockbuster, you can get Samsung. . . It's a matter of opinion.
If you read it for the book, I suggest not to read it. Of course, as a general Hollywood blockbuster, you can get Samsung. . . It's a matter of opinion.
Extended Reading
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Mr. Prince: [crying] I don't want to cry.
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The Aviator: Hey. Hey. You hungry? I know a great place where we can get free pancakes on your birthday.
The Little Girl: But my birthday's not for two weeks.
The Aviator: They don't know that.
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