Paper Towns

Another one of these movies I didn't know what to expect. And, without spoiling, it does finish strongly and with a good twist.

This movie had everything I dislike written all over it, and still I decided to watch it. My bad.

Spoiler? Boy meets girl - besotted - girl uses/ditches boy - boy wises up unfathomable to this old fart that kids today have the total freedom portrayed in this film a) money enough to go off on an trip in mamma's car--gas, food, car repair, whatever -- and apparently having no jobs or responsibilities except going to school b) parents unconcerned enough apparently to accept such irresponsibility c) non-gritty white bread world with no conflict other than the usual social cliques d) no consequences re ditching school or going walkabout d) again where does the money come from?

Another movie where characters dosen't meet.Just like la la land,five feet apart ,midnight sun, the fault in our stars.

Paper Towns is about a cocky, attention seeking drifter who takes advantage of the vice grip she has over this creepy guys balls, unintentionally sending him on a potentially life ruining quest to find her. Dear God!

Quentin (Nat Wolff) has had a crush on Margo (Cara Delevingne) ever since she moved opposite his home years ago. They were childhood friends but have drifted apart in high school.

Great story of LOVE as a teenager when you just trying to find your foot. Acting were smooth and faultless..

This film tells the story of a high school teenagers, who has always had a crush on the girl living opposite him. One day, she disappears, and he's determined to find her through the little clues she's left him.

Overall the cast is very good but there is a weakest link in this for sure, and that is supermodel Cara Delevingne who looks a bit like a evil Emma Watson in this.Now appearances is not that important but it wouldn't have helped if she at least smiled a couple times in the movie or something, she just comes across as a arrogant self-absorbed girl and even a bit narcissistic.