Fantastic!

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

The acting in this movie is really good.

after the final credits , it is not easy to say if it is a good or a bad film. the first sin is too obvious message. so, a propaganda film, obscure for children, boring for adults. than the not real inspired , in same spirit, portrait of the basket with evil characters and a teenager Prince in unrealistic situation. the good part - maybe the pages from the book, the character of aviator ( with few reserves) and the good intention to say , in different manner, the well known story of Saint Exupery. the bad thing - the film has not the status of kick to read the book. and this remains the great sin of a film too preoccupied to send a message and not to remind the beauty of a magnificent story.

Greetings from Lithuania.So i did like "The Little Prince" (2015) overall for the following reason - great and universal message that should appeal to everyone. I liked the voice acting, although there isn't anything special. Animation itself was beautiful. Script was OK, but the movie kinda dragged to me here and there, and i wasn't highly engaged into the story, at least for a second half of it. First half of this movie was good, second after the little girls sets out to find The Little Prince the story kinda started to drag. But still i liked the message overall, but i'm not so sure the youngest audience members will get it yet or will be highly involved into the story but lets face it, the audiences today need movies like "Finding Dory" or "Frozen" and etc. - i can't imagine "The Little Prince" being a big box office success. Overall, i did like "The Little Prince" overall, but it is sometimes draggy story. While the main part of Little Prince itself was good, it was maybe a little to short and they should focus so much on a little girls story. Nice animated movie overall, but nothing that special.

A great take on a classic book. I thought that the transitions between the main characters (the little girl and her mother) and the telling of the Little Prince by the old man would be choppy but it fit in almost perfectly. Deep messages of what matters most, simplifying life, etc. are found throughout making it a truly worthwhile experience. The sophistication and maturity of dialogue between the Prince and the other characters creates a touching atmosphere without the "cheesiness" of your typical feel good film. Although slow moving at parts, it is captivating enough to never really be boring. Excellently inspiring, overall.

The Little Prince movie portrays only parts of the original book, by Antoine de Saint- Exupéry, but beautifully captures the true essence of the story. As a result, the directors were able to expand on the book, creating a bigger story. The movie depicted the story from a different point of view. Although the story was simply a structure for the plot, the movie represented the tale very well. The adaptation intertwined ideas of both childhood and adulthood, and therefore, appeals to both young and older audiences. Such stunning visual effects indeed reflected the tender illustrations of the book and added to how remarkably captivating and heartwarming the movie is.