Hawaiians playing race card for this movie makes no sense.If anything...

I went into this movie with a preconceived notion that it was so blatantly racist to the point of black face. I guess I can thank our lovely liberal media for that idea. This movie is pretty damn PC, and I think it went out of its way to show local culture even though it is about a love story on a US military base. The main story line is about a billionaire working with US military to put a satellite into outer space. Are all the military personnel and space contractors supposed to be Hawaiian?? WTF is wrong with you idiots? Frankly the whole Hawaiian separatist movement\group story line was not needed at all and very typical lefty Hollywood. If anything there were probably too many locals in this movie since 90% of it was on a military base and in the middle of the ocean.

Now this whole drama about the 1/4th Hawaiian Emma Stone argument is pretty funny too. Cameron Crowe claims he based his decision on choosing Emma because he knew a red headed Hawaiian in real life that looked white. Is that too hard to fathom? I'm a white man who is married to a beautiful El Salvadorian woman, and we have a gorgeous daughter who happens to look white. That is 1/2, and she looks white. It is kind of sad and funny that when my wife takes our daughter to the park mid week the nannies ask her how long has she been watching our daughter for? Even if Emma stone is just claiming she is 1/4th Hawaiian but really isn't, that is also a realistic character. That would make the casting of Emma even better. The script kind of hints at the deception with her always making sure she tells everyone that she is part Hawaiian. There are plenty of white people on the mainland that claim they are part Native American all the time, but you wonder.

So in closing, STFU and try to enjoy the movie instead of making a note of every Hawaiian that you think should have been on the silver screen... "Silver" wait, that is Ageist!