Don't expect Paper Towns to be anything more than merely enjoyable teen dramedy. Review by Matt Cummings In Director Jake Schreier's Paper Towns , we drop into the world of high school seniors Quentin (Nat Wolff) and Margo (Cara Delevingne), both of whom seem to be going in two different directions. The cautious Quentin - who has his life planned out - is off to Duke to become a doctor, while his neighbor and long-time crush Margo lives a life of late-night sneak-outs from her Orlando home. After a night of revenge against her ex-boyfriend and those who knew about his cheating, Margo disappears for good, leaving Quentin and his friends Ben (Austin Abrams) and Radar (Justice Smith) to figure out where she went. Soon, the trio discover a series of clues pointing to her whereabouts, which takes them to a real-life paper town. There, Quentin must decide if the flighty and bored Margo is worth re-directing his plans, at the cost of his friendships and future. If th...