Such a frustrating disappointment

Lack of good storyline.

Good concept, poorly executed.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

This Movie is inappropriate for young children as it had a bit of strong language, talk of sex and doing inappropriate things, kissing and it also has a bit of nudity and Underage drinking. sneaking out at night and doing things that can get you into trouble And it also had a little bit of bullying in, there was also a scene were there was a car accident which was a little intense. And in another scene there was a dead body and a gun that was fired in another scene. I feel like they rushed this Movie. I don t think They had enough time to let things unravel like they did in the book, I mean, of course they couldn't have included every little detail or else the Movie would be way too long. But, i think that they could have done a better job, by taking things slow and gradually moving the story line along instead of pushing through everything. The characters, not seem to have jobs, but they seem to have an endless supply of money. I would of liked to see how they get it because that the only thing that wasn't believable. I didn't like the parents they were clueless, and unhelpful.I like how close it stayed to the book it had little changes. In the book Margo and Quentin go to Sea World but in the Movie it was only mentioned. In a YouTube video which John was in he said 'no one was anxious to pay Sea World for the chance to give them good publicity." We do get some scenes from the book but some charterers were left out of a few scenes.I loved the music that was used and the voice over at the start, I think that younger Quentin and Margo were cute and they acted well. I also like that Ansel Elgort, the actor who played Gus in the fault in our stars was in this Movie but he was only in it for a few seconds.I really liked the scenery and I liked the abandoned building scene that scene was a little intense but then it turned funny. I think it has good acting and casting. I like how it creatures and encourages living in the present and nurturing close friendships. I like Quentin's friends, Radar and Ben, they were are loyal, honest, and kind, and they helped him even when they thought that his plan was a little crazy. I liked the road-trip and shopping scene I found it relatable and really funny. The scene with Ben and Radar in the car was funny. I really liked Ben and Radar they were really funny and I would of like to be there friends. But I would of liked it more if Ben and Radar had a bit more screen-time. I think that Radar was a cutie and he looked cute with his glasses. And I liked it when Radar did the voice impressions. I shipped Radar and Angela and also Quentin and MargoI think Some may dislike how the Movie ends, but that is the point of the story. The story tells us that not imagining someone complexly can sometimes be destructive.

Margo (Cara Delevingne) moves into town and Quentin (Nat Wolff) becomes obsessed with her being a free spirit, always going on adventures, and never plucking her eyebrows. The obsession goes from childhood through their senior year in High School. Margo loves mystery and after a night of mischief with Quentin, she disappears. Following clues left by the mysterious Margo, Quentin goes to look for her taking along a posse.Margo's adventures were better stated than enacted. The film had a lot of boring scenes, coupled with indie scenes that attempt to be cute and deep both. Margo has those deep memorable lines like, "We bring the rain and not the scattered showers." The target audience of the film is the class of 2015 with a theme of "making memories" and not a memorable movie. Guide: 1 F-bomb. Implied sex. No nudity.

I feel like my opinion might be a little different from many of the others that are on here, but this movie might be one my top five movies ever, including ET, Schindler's List, Lord of the Rings, Citizen Kane...Not joking. There's something naive, enjoyable, hopeful and admittedly simple but at the same time very comforting at the heart of this movie. It could be the genuine friendship among Q, Radar and Ben or their relationship with their high school, or Lacey's personality making the kind of about-face in personality that teenagers are notorious for doing, or even Margo's personality not being quite what Q thought it was. But there's just something that I found in this movie's thoughtfulness that I just don't see often in films. People complain about the bouncing back between being comedic and being serious and then being mysterious and then trying to find a deeper meaning in life, but I think it works here. Life is, after all, comedic, serious, mysterious, and riddled with deeper meanings, and it seems as though the characters themselves are learning this as the movie itself unfolds.Moreover, there are a lot of themes here that get overlooked by the casual observer, with the most significant example being the Captain Ahab-like behavior by Q at the end, only to find that his sought-after prize (Margo) is in fact a white whale. This analogy might have been lost to some viewers, but it was not lost on me. And the fact that he sees his defeat, learns from it, and goes back to his friends who he jettisoned in pursuit of his whale means a kind of redemption for him. Some have criticized the end as lazy, but I think that's more due to the filmography and the cutting of the final several scenes than it is the plot line, story, or dialogue. Indeed, the final few scenes are a little short for their own good.But all in all, of the many teenage coming-of-age type films like this, this is probably my favorite of all. It's middle-of-the-road in many respects, but I think that in being middle-of- the-road in so many ways, the characters and their thoughts and feelings regarding their selves and their futures come to the forefront of the film. And each character as well as their thoughts and feelings about the world would serve well as a prototype for future teenage coming-of-age films like this. I truly enjoyed this film.Score 9/10.

I'd like to tell u my opinion about film "Paper towns". I was really excited when I was watching this film. It's very interesting and spectacular. I think that you should read the book at first. Because there are some differences between the film and the book. For me the book is more exciting and it's also pithier than the film but I liked both. I understand the desire to change her life, her desire to avoid routine. And I can understand, it may be difficult to cut all the strings that bind a person familiar with the surroundings. In this case, if we look at the story through the eyes Margo, everything becomes very clear and quite logical.