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Paper Towns
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- Mystery
- Romance
- 2015
- Jake Schreier
- 109 mins
- 12A
Summary
Romantic road movie based on the novel by John Green, starring Cara Delevingne and Nat Wolff. Nerdy teenager Quentin Jacobsen's infatuation with his free-spirited and enigmatic neighbour Margo leads to a wild adventure after she mysteriously disappears.
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A star rating of 3 out of 5.
Trevor Johnston
The consequences of a nerdy Florida teen's infatuation with the free-spirited girl across the street shape this adaptation of the young adult fiction bestseller by John Green. Nat Wolff's protagonist is far too uptight and well-behaved to hang out with Cara Delevingne's startlingly independent night-owl, but the one evening when she does call on his help for a revenge spree against an errant beau proves a pivotal moment in his deepening affections - and the catalyst for her sudden subsequent disappearance. Credibility isn't the movie's strongest suit, from these squeaky-clean plushly moneyed teenage lives in general to Delevingne's absurdly precious Whitman-reading dream girl in particular, but there are some useful insights into the downside of youthful romantic obsession. Meanwhile, Wolff's coterie of high-school chums are amiable enough to warrant comparison with those of the John Hughes era. They leave us feeling that these too are high-school days worth remembering.
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Cast
rolenameQuentin JacobsenNat WolffMargo Roth SpiegelmanCara DelevingneLacey PembertonHalston SageBen StarlingAustin AbramsRadarJustice SmithAngelaJaz SinclairConnie JacobsenCara BuonoYoung QuentinJosiah Cerio
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rolenameDirectorJake Schreier
Details
Theatrical distributor
20th Century Fox
Released on
2015-08-14
Languages
English
Guidance
Some swearing
Available on
DVD and Blu-ray
Formats
Colour
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