The King of Staten Island (2020)

The King of Staten Island (2020) is a comedy directed by Judd Apatow and co-written by star Pete Davidson who loosely based this movie off of the story of Pete's real life. Pete plays Scott who lives at home with his mom (Marisa Tomei) with very little direction in his life. He wants to be a tattoo artist, but he barely has that together. He has struggled to get by in life ever since his firefighter father died when he was a child, so instead, he spends time smoking weed to hide his pain. This dramedy shows Scott finally taking steps forward in his life after his mom starts dating another firefighter named Ray who is played by the raucous Bill Burr delivering the best acting performance of his life. This new relationship triggers some of Scott's undealt with feelings about his dad's death and makes him take a hard look at where his slacker life is headed. He also secretly hooks up with his childhood best friend Kelsey who is played by the beautiful up-and-comer Bel Powley. Who wouldn't hook up with Bel Powley? We definitely would and we would struggle to keep it a secret. This big-eyed brunette beauty is a petite treat with a big bosom. She keeps her bra on in a scene where she is letting Pete have it. We wish she'd let us have a look at her boobs. Instead, Bel Powley keeps it classy and sassy with the cleavage in her hot pink bra. The King of Staten Island makes us want to bend the knee to Bel Powley.