一天，我在家中，仔细阅读、品味了一下这本名为《小王子》的书。它讲述了“我”——一位飞行员因飞机故障，被迫降落在无边无际的撒哈拉大沙漠中，遇见了小王子之后发生的奇妙之遇。后来，小王子离“我”而去，回到了属于他的星球。“我”也修好了飞机的故障，飞回了自己生活的城市。六年后，“我”非常悲伤。“我”一直非常怀念“我”们共度的时光。“我”为纪念小王子写了这个故事。其中也表达了作者对大人世界缺乏想象力和充满着功利主义而表露出的忧心与无奈。

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All the years I've been a loyal reader of the Garfield comics, I never had the impression it's merely meant for kids. On the contrary, most of the dry humor and charismatic Garfield poses are difficult to 'get' for young children. And yet, the film completely aims for a youthful audience. I have no problem with a movie being pro-children, but this is exaggerated and hardly accessible for adult viewers. The movie totally lacks all the elements that make the comics so entertaining. Garfield's clever and sarcastic remarks, Jon's clumsy womanizing techniques… All this has been replaced with an unhealthy dose of feel-good messages and lame jokes. The computer engineered Garfield doesn't appeal and the other, real pets are badly chosen. The plot is standard-sentiment, with Garfield saving his new housemate puppy from a sneaky, fame-chasing TV host. Breckin Meyer (as Jon Arbuckle) and Jennifer Love Hewitt (as the yummy vet Liz) walk around without anything to do and Bill Murray voices Garfield like it's some sort of dire job he wants to get rid of asap. The first (long-awaited?) cinema adventure of everybody's favorite cat appears to be a quickly produced and unprofessional flick soon to be forgotten. Too bad, since you're left behind with the feeling they could have done something better with this.