History YMMV / TheLittlePrince2015

** Whereas [[spoiler:the Aviator should have died remains somewhat contentious, some seeing his survival at the end as a cop-out particularly given the original story's famous message in regards to death.]]

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The Mother. It's implied that she went through her entire life unprepared and tries to prepare her daughter for Werth to the best of her ability. Despite her doing it the wrong way, The Little Girl doesn't mind the preparation at all and has no problem following the Life plan; when her mother leaves for work, she actually follows the Life Plan willingly and doesn't complain, until she comes across the paper airplane.

* WTHCastingAgency: Creator/JamesFranco as the Fox raised a lot of eyebrows. Even better (worse?) because James Franco was also in [[WesternAnimation/SausageParty Sausage Party]], which also came out the same year.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The soundtrack consists almost entirely of SugarWiki/SweetDreamsFuel thanks to composer Music/HansZimmer along with the collaboration of famous French singer Camille, the latter of whom some may be familiar with thanks to ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}''. Special mention goes to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-Uu6-Fkwo "Turnaround"]], arguably the loveliest song in the entire soundtrack.
* BrokenBase:

** Whereas [[spoiler: the Aviator should have died remains somewhat contentious, some seeing his survival at the end as a cop-out particularly given the original story's famous message in regards to death.]]

* WTHCastingAgency: Creator/JamesFranco as the Fox raised a lot of eyebrows. Even better (worse?) because James Franco was also in [[WesternAnimation/SausageParty Sausage Party]], which also came out the same year.

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments:
** Pretty much all of the SlapStick that occurs to [[spoiler: Mr. Prince]], including tripping to the floor after slipping on a diagonal skylight and getting hit in the face with a soccer ball.
** Doubles as a SugarWiki/CrowningMomentOfAwesome. [[spoiler: Mr. Prince finally stands up to the Businessman by [[TakeThisJobAndShoveIt taking his ID and throwing it to the ground as a sign that he's quit]]. The Little Girl does the same [[AgonyOfTheFeet to the Conceited Man's foot]] to free herself from him. [[RuleOfThree And finally, the Toy Fox]]...in which [[SubvertedTrope nothing happens]] to the man whose foot he steps on since he's a small stuffed animal]].

** Whereas [[spoiler: the Aviator should have died remains somewhat contentious, some seeing it as a cop-out particularly given the original story's famous message in regards to death.]]

** The third act of the film, [[spoiler:which serves as a kind of sequel to the book. Some feel its tone doesn't fit with the original story, others think it's a fitting conclusion to the film proper.]]

* BrokenBase: Some are put off by the book basically only being backstory, with the movie's main plot taking place decades later and focusing on a CanonForeigner.
** [[spoiler:The third act of the film, which serves as a kind of sequel to the book. Some feel its tone doesn't fit with the original story, others think its a fitting conclusion to the film proper.]]

* CounterpartComparison: [[spoiler:Mr. Prince, the grown-up Little Prince, gets compared to [[VideoGame/{{Portal 2}} Wheatley]] by a number of fans due to his mannerisms and physical resemblance to common fan depictions of Wheatley as a human.]]

* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The 2-D and stop-motion animated sections, with their gorgeous fidelity to the source material.

* BrokenBase: Some are put off by the book's story basically only being backstory, with the movie's main plot taking place decades later and focusing on a CanonForeigner.

* BrokenBase: [[spoiler:The third act of the film, which serves as a kind of sequel to the book. Some feel its tone doesn't fit with the original story, others think its a fitting conclusion to the film proper.]]

* BrokenBase: [[spoiler: The third act of the film, which serves as a kind of sequel to the book. Some feel its tone doesn't fit with the original story, others think its a fitting conclusion to the film proper.]]
* CounterpartComparison:[[spoiler: Mr. Prince, the grown-up Little Prince, gets compared to [[Portal2 Wheatley]] by a number of fans due to his mannerisms and physical resemblance to common fan depictions of Wheatley as a human]]

* FanNickname: As a result of being a NamelessNarrative, some have taken to calling the little girl "The Little Princess," as her story has clear parallels to that of The Little Prince.

* BrokenBase: [[spoiler: The third act of the film, which serves as a kind of sequel to the book. Some feel its tone doesn't fit with the original story, others think its a fitting conclusion to the film proper]]

** [[spoiler: Mr. Prince, the grown-up Little Prince, gets compared to [[Portal2 Wheatley]] by a number of fans due to his {{Adorable}} mannerisms and physical resemblance to common fan depictions of Wheatley as a human]]

* WTHCastingAgency: Creator/JamesFranco as the Fox raised a lot of eyebrows.
** Even better (worse?) because James Franco was also in [[WesternAnimation/SausageParty Sausage Party]], which also came out the same year.

* WTHCastingAgency: Creator/JamesFranco as the Fox raised a lot of eyebrows.

** [[spoiler: Mr. Prince, the grown-up Little Prince, gets compared to [[Portal2 Wheatley]] by a number of fans due to his {{Adorable}} mannerisms and physical resemblance to common fan depictions of Wheatley as a human]]

* FanNickname: As a result of being a NamelessNarrative, some have taken to calling the little girl "The Little Princess," as her story has clear parallels to that of The Little Prince.