Paradise Hawaiian Style is basically a repeat of Blue Hawaii but without any decent songs. The threadbare and puerile story line hangs over the film like a dark shadow with Elvis sleepwalking through most of the film, where his acting can only be described as wooden. There's a lack of energy or excitement in most of the scenes, which by now are all too predictable. The characters are all one dimensional and for most of the time the film limps along aimlessly. By 1966, Elvis had lost touch with younger audiences and was more or less playing roles like he was a slightly younger version of Dean Martin. Give this film a miss!
Review of Paradise, Hawaiian Style
