Paper Towns is a bland story with a uninteresting and unlikable main character (Margo) who continues to be the main focus through the whole of the story line. I went to see this film in cinema and came out feeling robbed of the money I paid for my ticket. Paper Towns may have been better suited as a straight to DVD release as it did not have the magic to be released into cinema. All characters failed to be likeable or remotely endearing.

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 read the book before it was a movie. I liked it at the time and I also liked John Green. But now, I think John Green is such an overrated author. I was excited for the movie, the book was exciting with a highly disappointing ending. Well, the movie has the number one spot as the worst movie I've ever seen. It wouldn't have been hard to follow the book, but they even decided to change some things, make it worse and add useless scenes that didn't even need to be there. The worst of all was the scene where they sang the Pokémon theme. It was quite an insult to the TV show which will always be one of my favourites, first season only. It was so, so cringey I had to shut my eyes, look away and apologise to myself for spending even a minute watching this movie. I think the only good thing about this movie is that the casting was pretty good, however, Cara cannot act at all in my opinion so it was hard to watch, or even try to get lost in the story when you're constantly reminded that it's acting and that it's horrible.

What do you get if you combine "Fanboys" with "Kieth".You get this piece of crap. The man who wrote the book this movie is based upon, have taken key story lines from other stories, that for some reason made it to the silver screen. All characters comes off as over-hyped cliche's. They authors idea of how teenagers behave is ludicrous and frankly just made me laugh. Then cringe. Besides the plot holes and random behavior, the casting decided to cast a lead woman that can't act. Not to mention how unlikable they all are as characters. This film could not end soon enough, and the clues should have just led them away from the screen and into oblivion so i never have to see them again.