8 Amazing On-Screen Sisters

Any of the siblings we have seen on-screen have gone on to become famous duos. We're going to start looking at some of them to pick the best sister duos out there. For countless dramas, the relationship between a pair of siblings has been a driving factor. It's easy to understand friendship and one that people can connect to and get behind. Usually, people dig it, no matter whether it's two brothers, a sister/brother combo, or what we're here to chat about today, two sisters. Any of the on-screen sisters we saw went on to become famous duos. We're going to look at some of those guys to find the best sister couple in the movie. That implies the list won't be made by any group of three or more sisters like those in Pride and Prejudice. Other than that, no limitations apply.

Posted On December 23rd, 2020

Elsa and Anna, Frozen

Forget the magnificent graphics. Forget the side characters that are lovable. You might even ignore tunes such as "Do You Want To Build A Snowman?" and "Let It Go." Anna and Elsa are the reason why Frozen is so beloved and is the highest-grossing animated film of all time. It was another case in which one sister is in another's shadow. Anna will never live up to Elsa and her powers of sorcery. Yet the two of them go to great lengths to support and rescue each other. The best thing was that in fairy tales, Frozen put a spin on the "act of true love" trope. It was the passion between two sisters that saved the day, rather than becoming a prince and a princess.

Kate and Maura, Sisters

It seems like fans enjoy everything Tina Fey and Amy Poehler do together. That's what happened to Baby Mama on Saturday Night Live. But they eventually shared the frame as the siblings they were apparently born to play in 2015's Sisters. The chemistry between Fey and Poehler was the highlight, although the film had middling ratings. Kate (Fey) was the older sister, yet she was the wild and reckless one, while the gentle and sweet one was Maura (Poehler). They went back to their childhood home in this movie to clear out their old room until it was sold by their parents. The couple threw a party to celebrate the property, but the rails were off. Kate and Maura have seen their friendship get better all the time.

Gamora and Nebula, The Guardians of The Galaxy

Since we were first introduced in Guardians of the Galaxies to Gamora and Nebula, nobody wanted to enjoy them the way we do. For Thanos and Ronan, they seemed like stereotypical henchwomen. Gamora switched to the right side, but Nebula was an enemy who wanted her to be killed. Except in Galaxy Guardians Vol. 2, because we've seen more. Nebula shared a sad tale that when she wanted a sibling, Gamora would still have to beat her. For them, it marked a turning point. Since then, both of them will do whatever they can for each other. We were taken to plenty of fun moments with them. In order to save Nebula, Gamora also gave up an Infinity Stone and their relationship was a turning point during the fight in Avengers: Endgame.

Alex and Haley, Modern Family

Haley and Alex can make you sob more than any other Modern Family combo if you have a sister. Probably because for years the writers had them hate each other, then bam: hit us in recent seasons with a sibling "I'd kill anyone who hurt you" loyalty sneaking in.

Arya and Sansa Stark, Game of Thrones

The Stark family in Game of Thrones is packed with utter badasses, so, for now, we're only concentrating on the girls. While Arya and Sansa have not spent a lot of time together since one of the series season (to be honest, none of the Starks ever do have), they are both very faithful to each other and continue to root for survival for the other one. Yeah, and Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner are BFFs in real life, so that makes us love them more!

Kat and Bianca, 10 Things I Hate About You

10 Things I Hate About You was a new take on The Taming of the Shrew's classic storey. Sisters Katarina (Julia Stiles) and Bianca Stratford were at the heart of the storey (Larisa Oleynik). These two were at odds from the outset because of their conflicting interests. Bianca enjoyed the freedom of a typical high school experience, but before Kat went on dates, which Kat never did, she was discouraged from doing so. You could see that there was real love, as often as they bickered in the show. It showed in the end when in a touching moment they stood up for each other.

Lilo and Nani, Lilo and Stitch

One of most overlooked Disney movies in recent memory is Lilo & Stitch. When they discuss the cream of the crop, no one seems to care about it, but it deserves more love. The bond between Lilo and her sister Nani is one of the main reasons why. What makes their relationship so special is that each other has everything they are. Nani has to take good care of her little sister after the death of her parents. Considering Lilo's knack for getting into danger, it is not simple. Nani is both Lilo's sister and mother, and that's something not many siblings can equal on the list.

Witchita and Little Rock, Zombieland

This can seem like an unusual pick at first glance. Although if you think about it, there aren't a lot of sisters who have a better relationship than these two. In Zombieland, Wichita and Little Rock are sisters who have survived because they still look out for each other in the zombie-infested world. Yet the idea has gone back further. A flashback showed that they had long been on their own. It's lovely that much of Wichita's acts are done to make or defend her little sister happy. These sisters have sort of revolved around the storey of both movies in this series.