"Aloha" is just as mediocre as its title. The purpose of the existence of the Hawaiian Islands seems to be just to provide an exotic place to play for Hollywood's handsome men and women. Can't imagine that I would say that in a Cameron Crowe movie.
The script is amateurish, the character image is vague, and the mediocrity of the film has been put together into a long list, and all this seems to tell us that the director Cameron Bruce Crowe has been'reborn' and turned into a little white.
Despite having a high-quality cast, "Aloha" is still depressing. The narrative is twitchy. Crowe tries to get back the feeling of "Mr. Sweetheart" and "Almost Famous", but this bitterness comes with it. The sweet treatment does not match the witty style of the film.
"Aloha" is not terribly bad, but it does have a wagging breath, like a puppy that has been sitting on the beach for too long. Crowe is eager to reshape the feeling of the golden age of Hollywood, but he is powerless, so in the end there is always something missing, just like the previous "Elizabethtown" and "My Family Bought the Zoo." Everyone in the film tried too hard.
