Despite main character being annoying the story overcame his shortcomings
Patrick McNamee’s dad was a Mod who died. He wants to go to Brighton a famous pilgrimage place for British Mods and scatter his ashes. He’s joined by Sacha Parkinson. It’s a coming of age story as McNamee has to grow up on the trip to Brighton.<br /><br />I have to say I really liked this movie despite McNamee’s character. He was so annoying because he appeared to have the emotional maturity of a 10 year old. Every time he and Parkinson stopped he tried to quit. Every time he heard anything negative he wanted to quit. I couldn’t stand it at times. Thankfully the story and Parkinson saved the film. It had scooters, it had some of the lore of Mods, McNamee and Parkinson find out interesting stories about his father and more. This is what made The Pebble and The Boy worthwhile.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Chris Green"], "Producers": ["Mike Knowles", "Jo Mifsud"], "Starring": ["Patrick McNamee", "Sacha Parkinson", "Max Boast"], "Studio": ["Lightbulb Film Distribution Ltd."]}

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