Now theyвЂ™re seniors in high school running in very different circles. Confident Margo moved in across the street from the sweetly geeky Quentin (a warm and deeply authentic Nat Wolff) when they were kids in suburban Orlando, Florida, and they became instant friends out of sheer proximity, if nothing else. With her husky voice and quirky demeanor, the VictoriaвЂ™s Secret model-turned-actress is essentially doing Emma Stone doing a manic pixie dream girl - or at least, thatвЂ™s what the calculated mythology surrounding her character would suggest. This is especially true of Cara DelevingneвЂ™s beguiling and mysterious central character, Margo. And thatвЂ™s OK - because thatвЂ™s a crucial part of this particular kind of teen movie, too. Weber also adapted, these kids are hyper-verbal and self-aware. As in вЂњThe Fault in Our Stars,вЂќ which screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. What makes вЂњPaper TownsвЂќ really work is the chemistry between its stars - all of whom get the opportunity, at one point or another, to say just the right poignant thing at just the right time. (Oh, and the most important part of all: a near-total lack of parental involvement.)ДЄs a grown-ass person whoвЂ™s seen a lot of movies in my life, I recognize all these elements and find them kind of derivative, albeit charmingly executed.

YouвЂ™ve got members of a rigid social hierarchy stripping away their notions of each other, neighbors who climb into each othersвЂ™ bedrooms through upstairs windows, late-night deep discussions and even the raging party at the rich, popular jockвЂ™s mansion. Based on the novel by John Green (and, mercifully, not a shameless weepy like his mega-best seller вЂњThe Fault in Our StarsвЂќ), director Jake SchreierвЂ™s film features all those classic teen-movie tropes. It actually reminds me a lot of the movies I loved best back in the вЂ™80s: those of the late, great, John Hughes. If it had come out when I was in high school, I would have felt like it was speaking directly to me, with its mixture of angst and restlessness, romance and melancholy. вЂњPaper TownsвЂќ is a movie that I really liked, but I probably would have loved if IвЂ™d seen it when I was 13.

He fantasises about her, but just when he thinks she is out of his reach, she gives him hope.Rated PG-13 for some language, drinking, sexuality and partial nudity - all involving teens. Clearly Q is intrigued by Margo because she dares to be different. The three buddies in their final year of school hardly stand out. While The Fault in Our Stars was a full-on weepie, this is more a pedestrian coming of age tale. Talking of that earlier film, the guy who played Isaac in Fault, Nat Wolff, is Q in Paper Towns, a young man who is emboldened by the вЂњthrow caution to the wind attitudeвЂќ of Margo (a role filled by Cara Delevingne). Weber, who adapted The Fault in Our Stars for the big screen, have done so again here. Screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. John GreenвЂ™s third novel Paper Towns was an immediate hit, debuting at number five on The New York Times bestsellers list for young adult fiction. She has simply disappeared and hasnвЂ™t left word with anyone вЂ¦ or has she? Cryptic clues begin appearing and Q and his friends take their first cross-country road trip.

He knows his future is about to change вЂ¦ and it does. Q is certain this signals a return to his friendship (and maybe more) with the unrequited love of his life and true soul mate. One evening, only a few weeks before prom, Margo shows up at QвЂ™s window and leads him on a covert all-night adventure. Margo, on the other hand, became increasingly daring and enigmatic as well as one of the cool kids in school. Over the years Q developed best friends Ben and Radar. Margo was always an adventurer, while Q was quite the opposite (cautious, respectful and inevitably doing the right thing). Q believes that everyone gets a miracle in life and his came when he was just nine, the day Margo Roth Spiegelman moved in next door. HeвЂ™s 17 and in his senior high school year. Quentin Jacobson is intelligent, a loyal mate and a romantic. Adapted from the bestselling novel by author John Green ( The Fault in Our Stars), this is centred on Quentin (Q) and his enigmatic neighbour Margo, who loved mysteries so much she became one.

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