The Mysteries of Pittsburgh (2008)

Before he was writing songs for Mark Ronson and part of the writing team for Star Trek: Picard, way back in 1988 Michael Chabon wrote a novel about a young man coming to grips with the idea that he might be bisexual. Twenty years later, his work would be turned into the coming-of-age flick The Mysteries of Pittsburgh (2008). Directed by Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004) director Rawson Marshall Thurber, the film stars Jon Foster as Art, a recent college graduate whose mobster father (Nick Nolte) is pressuring him to join the family business. But Art isn't interested in crime, he's got a dream of working on Wall Street but is planning on spending his summer after college working at a bookstore and sleeping with his manager Phlox (Mena Suvari). Sounds like a pretty sweet gig, except Art meets a couple: Jane (Sienna Miller) and Cleveland (Peter Sarsgaard) and immediately becomes sweet on Jane. But as the pair start to involve Art in their sexual mindgames, he comes face to face with some facts about himself: he's probably bisexual, and they just might have a connection to his father's criminal past that he doesn't know about. For us Pittsburgh butt Pirates, the boy butts are bountiful as both Foster and Sarsgaard let their booties breathe. They each have a scene where they are getting busy with their respective ladies and their round chiseled cheeks are churning with passion. Art bangs his broad in broad daylight, which means his keister is a bit clearer than Peter's patootie. Still, Sarsgaard will have you super hard! Then, after bedding each other we get some nice “basking in the afterglow” backside blasts. The more butt the merrier! Those buns will have you stiff as steel watching The Mysteries of Pittsburgh!