Aloha

Synopsis

Aloha, released in 1931, follows the story of Bob O'Hara, a charming soldier stationed in Hawaii, who falls in love with a local girl named Luana. As their romance blossoms, Bob finds himself torn between his duty to the military and his feelings for Luana. Set against the stunning backdrop of Hawaii, the movie explores themes of love, loyalty, and cultural differences. With captivating performances and breathtaking scenery, Aloha takes viewers on a heartfelt journey filled with romance and drama, leaving a lasting impression of the beauty and complexities of love.

Cast

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  Ben Lyon

  Jimmy Bradford

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  Raquel Torres

  Ilanu

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  Robert Edeson

  James Bradford, Sr.

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  Alan Hale

  Stevens

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  Thelma Todd

  Winifred Bradford

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  Ena Gregory

  Elaine Marvin

Reviews

Despite its charming setting and romantic premise, 'Aloha' fails to fully deliver a captivating storyline, leaving audiences wanting more. The pacing of the film is uneven, with some scenes feeling rushed while others drag on unnecessarily. While the chemistry between the leads, Ben Lyon and Raquel Torres, is palpable, the script lacks depth and fails to fully engage the viewer. Critics have noted that 'Aloha' falls short of its potential, with some describing it as a missed opportunity to explore the complexities of the characters and their relationships. However, the picturesque Hawaiian scenery and the nostalgia of a bygone era do offer some redeeming qualities. Overall, 'Aloha' receives mixed reviews, with an IMDb rating of 5.6/10.