Review | “Paper Towns” smoothly navigates what could have been treacherous waters, emerging as its own film, one that treats teenagers as people and their problems as simply human.

Chastely playing it safe, “Paper Towns” is pleasant if derivative entertainment that makes the recent “Me & Earl & The Dying Girl” — and virtually the entire John Hughes canon — look ...

The Paper Towns movie may have made some changes from the book's take on the pranks, but regardless, ... which is leaving a dead catfish in Becca's room as a symbol of their ruined friendship.

Heaney and the Paper crew regularly flitted in and out of spoiler territory, presuming that most in the 2,000-seat space had already read the book. Asked if he could date Delevingne's mischievous ...

If you’re searching for smart, soulful teen entertainment, you can start looking inside “Paper Towns.” This film of author John Green’s 2008 YA bestseller may throw off the … ...

A low-key vibe is both the greatest strength and the greatest weakness of “Paper Towns,” Jake Schreier’s self-consciously modest adaptation of John Green’s 2008 novel. In case you’ve ...

Nat Wolff Says He "Thinks" He Likes Paper Towns More Than The Fault in Our Stars—Watch Now! Is it possible that this film could be better than TFIOS? By Francesca Bacardi Apr 24, 2015 8:35 PM ...

There's romance in Paper Towns, but it's not a romantic movie. There's mystery, but it's not a detective story. There's humor. Skip to Main Content Skip to footer. Sections. Search.

A review of the screen adaptation of John Green’s novel, “Paper Towns.” Rating: 2.5 stars out of 4.

Yes, I'm talking about the Confederate flag joke in Paper Towns. In the book, which was published in 2008, there's a situation that causes Quentin and his friends to stop to buy a change of ...