So Ben, Lacey, Radar and AngelaВ all agree to pile into a minivan for the trek - provided Q guarantees their return by prom night.

Some apparent tips involve references to such old standby counterculture heroes as Woody Guthrie and Walt Whitman, while others require repeated visits to a boarded-up building that director Jake Schreier ( Robert & Frank) tries but fails to build into spooky suspense sequences.Дespite pretty flimsy evidence, Q manages to convince his pals that they should drop everything and join him on a drive all the way to New York state, where he is certain MargoвЂ™s hiding in a true вЂњpaper townвЂќ (a term for nonexistent communities created by map-makers to thwart plagiarizers). While Q and his borderline-nerdy buds Ben ( Austin Abrams) and Radar ( Justice Smith) count the days until graduation and mull over prom plans - the particularly obnoxious Ben fantasizes about taking blond bombshell Lacey ( Halston Sage), whoвЂ™s just split with her boyfriend, while Radar plans to lose his virginity that night to his girlfriend, Angela ( Jaz Sinclair) - Q fixates on the idea that Margo has left hidden clues about her whereabouts that he begins piecing together and sharing with his patient but skeptical friends. She doesnвЂ™t show up at school for days, sheвЂ™s left home. This one wonвЂ™t rake in anywhere near the $307 million Stars generated internationally last summer, but Fox will still make a tidy sum with this modest entry that begins rolling out in foreign territories next week, ahead of the July 24 domestic bow.ДЄnd then she disappears. Part mystery story, part road movie and part pre-prom graduation romp, the film is most interesting as a perspective on adolescence in which all the girls are more mature, nervy and perceptive than any of the boys, who have some catching up to do if theyвЂ™re to have a chance with any of them. But the movie compellingly explores relatable coming-of-age issues like taking chances, first love, best friendship, and the difference between fake and genuine people and personalities.Based on an earlier teen fave novel by The Fault in Our Stars author John Green, Paper Towns is a mild coming-of-ager about dawning awareness and life lessons learned among a small group of Florida high school seniors. Drinking is also an issue: One sequence takes place at a big party where teens do keg stands and - in one case - get so drunk they throw up. There are also references to virginity loss and comments about a mom that one teen boy says he wants to 'tap'/'hit'/etc. Another shows a bra-clad teen girl atop a guy, moaning and kissing him. Language is infrequent but does include one memorable 'f-k,' as well as 's-t,' 'a-hole,' and 'bitch.' Sexual content is more pervasive than in Fault in Our Stars there are a few scenes of off-camera sex, including one in which the guy is caught running out of a house naked (his butt is visible). But unlike that tear-jerking love story, this is more of a comical coming-of-age mystery about a high school senior who convinces his friends to search for his smart, beautiful neighbor, who's disappeared just a couple of weeks before graduation.

Parents need to know that Paper Towns is another adaptation of a best-selling young adult novel by John Green (The Fault in Our Stars).

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