Paper Towns

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Paper Towns
Paper Towns is an American drama, mystery and romance film that is entitled the same novel, Paper Towns by John Green. The film is about a boy named Quentin, who has the time of his life when he joins Margo, a girl he has loved for many years in an all- night adventure. Margo, who later on disappears, leaves clues for Quentin and his friends to follow on their journey of a lifetime.
What makes this film so different from other “cliché teen in High School” films, it the ending.. That what’s characteristic and makes this movie unique is that it doesn’t have the typical end, it’s not the typical boy gets the girl end. It is more about experiencing life, the film seems to tell us that there is more to than life than just a girl, there is more to life than high school. According to the film, living life is not about the destination, but about the journey. Everything in high school is just temporary. When everything is over and they finally start a new chapter in life, things like popularity, boyfriends, homework etc. Do not matter anymore. When they graduated from High School,
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This is why this is film is incredible great, and a big part of the fame this movie has gotten comes from the last book John Green. The first film was The Fault In Our Stars by John Green. That film had a great audience, which only means that film number two would without doubt have the same success. If not more. Apart from that, they also used famous actors like Cara Delavigne, also a really well known super model. Nat Wolf, who was an actor in The Fault In Our Stars , and Ansel Elgort who played the main character in The Fault In Our Stars. Using these young and attractive actors makes it easy to capture the interest of young teenagers like me, and appeal to

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