The Little Prince
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Movie Reviews of The Little Prince
Movie Review: Rachel Ellis
Summary: 5 Stars
I thought it was really touching and sad when the little prince died. Over all I thought the movie deserves an A - in my opinion. It was the best movie I saw in a while. I think kids will love it almost as much as I did. Movie Review: Rachel Ellis
Summary: 5 Stars
I thought it was really touching and sad when the little prince died. Over all I thought the movie deserves an A - in my opinion. It was the best movie I saw in a while. I think kids will love it almost as much as I did. Movie Review: Nothing like the book
Summary: 1 Stars
If you're a fan of Antoine de Saint Exupry's charming novel, by all means, avoid this horrid piece of work. For whatever reason, this is simply a terrible piece of filmaking. The characters are downright creepy, the lighting and photography is wretched, and the film is a waste of time and money. How a genius like Bob Fosse could have turned out this turkey is beyond me. And how the studio could have released it passes all understanding.Movie Review: a nauseating film
Summary: 1 Stars
Many people have apparently enjoyed this, which amazes me. It is as sugary, cheesy, and fake-tasting as some punitive junk food. The child is a brat who makes one's toes and fingers itch; the adults are dead to any sort of shame. (The memory of the pseudo-Fox capering round the trees is one I would pay a lot to exorcise.) The worst thing about it is that it exposes something in the book that's better not exposed: its borderline cutesiness and mawkishness. The book keeps its balance, and the result is haunting and beautiful; if you love it, I urge you to beware of this exploitation, which lunges right over into a swamp of stale marshmallow, and spatters the original too. Try instead the new opera by Rachel Portman (also on DVD), which is delicate, reticent, and magical, and will remind you why you wanted to watch "The Little Prince" and not a romance between Danny Kaye and Tweety Bird.Movie Review: Its great
Summary: 5 Stars
I am 31 years old and i have read the litter prince book more then 15 times, the first time i was 15 and i found it in a book shelt in my house. I have read the book in spanish, english, and italian, the last time was three month ego, and having the chance to buy this movie it was a great thing.
I will say that is 80% or more true to the book, and the caracters are great. I have no other words to used but great, a real beauty....you shuold see it.