Paper Towns

2015 "Get Lost. Get Found."

Paper Towns

6.2 | 1h49m | PG-13 | en | Drama

Quentin Jacobsen has spent a lifetime loving the magnificently adventurous Margo Roth Spiegelman from afar. So when she cracks open a window and climbs back into his life-dressed like a ninja and summoning him for an ingenious campaign of revenge-he follows. After their all-nighter ends and a new day breaks, Q arrives at school to discover that Margo, always an enigma, has now become a mystery. But Q soon learns that there are clues-and they're for him. Urged down a disconnected path, the closer he gets, the less Q sees of the girl he thought he knew.

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6.2 | 1h49m | PG-13 | en | Drama , Mystery , Romance | More Info

Released: July. 24,2015 | Released Producted By: Fox 2000 Pictures , Temple Hill Entertainment Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Nat Wolff , Cara Delevingne , Austin Abrams

Director

Jamie Walker McCall

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Fox 2000 Pictures , Temple Hill Entertainment

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Cast

Nat Wolff

as Quentin

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Cara Delevingne

as Margo

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Austin Abrams

as Ben

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Reviews

miraclejoy524 I've decided to give this film a 6 for effort that was put forth. For the fantastic soundtrack. That's about it. While I haven't read the book, I have the feeling this is one of those cases that the book is better than the film. It's not that it was so awful, or that I hated it... but I do hate it when both the antagonist and protagonist are terribly unlikeable. By the end, I was too through with both Quentin and Margo, if that says anything. Again, not a terrible one overall... It's just that, I wish we could've gotten to know Angela much more... I guess I was expecting to have my heart beautifully ripped out The Fault In Our Stars style but this one leaves you feeling a little cheated... Basically I'm saying, it's not the worst but it certainly isn't the best either...

chubbydave You've seen this movie before. It's been called "I Love You, Beth Cooper" among many other names. It's where the high school loser pines for the most popular girl in school and, through a turn of events and adventure, either wins her heart or otherwise gains her attention and respect. This is pretty much the same.In this case, the high school loser lives across the street from his crush. They don't interact very much; they have different friends. But the girl asks his help in dissing some of her friends through adolescent pranks and vandalism. Then the next day the girl disappears. The high school loser recruits his friends to try to find her.This movie really tanks because the plot isn't believable and because of the cast. The girl playing the crush, Cara Delevigne, isn't very breathtaking or interesting. And the characters, none of whom seem to have jobs, seem to have an endless supply of money. The girl who disappeared just went to another town and spends her days reading books. The methods through which food and lodging are procured is not explained.The one high point is Halston Sage. She's the only reason I watched the movie in the first place. Her character was a popular girl, almost a mean girl, but she joins in the search for the missing princess and befriends one of the high school loser's friends. At the end they went to the prom together. The breathtakingly beautiful popular girl hanging out with a loser/outcast reminded me of a good friend so it was a sentimental moment for me.

studioAT After 'Fault in our Stars' did well as a film you can't blame Hollywood I guess for wanting to raid John Green's back catalogue for another book to turn into a film.Problem is the creative team are working on much less solid ground with this material than before.Paper thin plot, paper thin characters, and not great acting to boot make this film fairly forgettable from start to finish.But it's bright, it's got teen stars in, and lots of people will see it because they liked the book.However most will come out saying it isn't any good.

Kirpianuscus the first sin of the film is its status of sketch. a lot of clichés. old tricks for seduce the public. stereotypes. and the end as axis of profound reflection. all well known in better formulas. the second sin is the impossibility to be convince. Paper Towns is a decent teenage movie. but it seems be result of a kind of Dada art. pieces near other pieces, scenes by other scenes. and the absence of links. something missing and this is the cause to see it as a lesson about classic teenager symbols. and nothing more. sure, it could be a good novel who has the bad luck to have not the most inspired adaptation. but, in same measure, after its final credits or a couple day after you see it, the temptation to define it as boring becomes stronger.