loving little princess

Paris 2022-04-19 09:02:38

The film depicts Sarah, who is kind-hearted and not afraid of hardships. When life encounters changes, she still does not forget to help others, and she always lives strong, neither humble nor arrogant, and she compliments and supports each other with the maids who live the same life. It is sympathy and admiration. It is a movie that is very suitable for children to watch, so that children understand that in the face of difficulties, they should still maintain a kind, optimistic heart and live a strong life. Only those with noble hearts deserve to be called princesses.

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  • Destin 2022-03-28 09:01:08

    Daddy gave me the disc for years...I'm her little princess

  • Athena 2022-03-18 09:01:05

    I read this book when I was young and liked it. If it was before, I might have given 5 stars, but now I don’t think so. This is a story that seems to be positive but how negative it is! The little heroine has nothing to worry about because her father is rich, imagining just and beautiful things. And regaining a good life is also because his father did not die and regained his memory, and his unexpected reunion. These are based on coincidences. Isn't the true positive energy earned by herself? Doesn't this story show once again that money can make ghosts worse? In addition, the headmistress is very pitiful, obviously there was no fatherly love when she was a child. What she said was indeed correct, she was already very kind, and took the orphan girl in without throwing her out. With so many beggars on the road, it is not easy to eat a meal during the chaos of war. However, she was narrow-minded, low EQ, did good things, but behaved so harshly.

A Little Princess quotes

  • Sara Crewe: [as Becky serves her breakfast] Thank you.

    Miss Minchin: Sara, there's no talking at the table.

    Sara Crewe: Doesn't seem natural.

    [the other girls stare at her in shock]

    Miss Minchin: [staring at Sara coldly] I won't say it again.

  • Miss Minchin: [after Sara makes up her own ending for the class's bedtime story] What are you doing?

    Sara Crewe: I couldn't bear to see Charlotte marry that awful man, so I imagined a different ending.

    Miss Minchin: You imagined it?

    Sara Crewe: [nodding] Don't you ever do that, Miss Minchin? Believe in something just to make it seem real?

    Miss Minchin: I suppose that's rather easy for a child who has everything.

    [announcing to the rest of the class]

    Miss Minchin: And now from now on, there will be no more 'make believe' at this school during reading hour or at any other time. Is that understood?

    Girls: [in unison] Yes, Miss Minchin.

    Miss Minchin: Now all of you go to your beds this instant.