I’ll be the first one to tell you that having siblings isn’t always so great. They steal your stuff, you get blamed for things you didn’t do, and they always know how to push your buttons. Some are worse than others. Here are 8 Evil Movie Siblings that I’m glad I’m not related to...
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1. Mike & Ginny Baker – Sixteen Candles
I always felt bad for Samantha Baker. Not only did her family forget her 16th birthday – a pivotal year - but she had to put up with three siblings, two of them annoying. The youngest sister wasn’t all that ba;, it was self-absorbed Ginny and monster child Mike that tested my patience. Sam won out in the end though, when Jake Ryan and a birthday kiss made it all better...
I think it's because sibling dynamics are so relatable! Most of us have experienced a bit of rivalry or annoyance with our siblings at some point, so it's super easy to connect with these characters on-screen.
Not always, but it's pretty common! I guess it's nice for the story to show some growth or change. Who doesn't love a good redemption story, right?
Oh, probably because they're so fun to watch! They're often exaggerated versions of what we might deal with in real life, and it's kind of satisfying to see how things play out for them.
Definitely! There are plenty of heartwarming films that show siblings as best pals, like 'Frozen' with Anna and Elsa or 'Lilo & Stitch' with Lilo and Nani. These movies give us all the warm and fuzzy feels!
Oh, for sure! 'Mean Girls' has Regina George, the ultimate mean older sister type, but in a high school setting. So iconic! Definitely recommend if you haven't seen it.
2. Samantha & Elizabeth Darko – Donnie Darko
Samantha was annoying in that youngest kid hogs Mom & Dad’s attention kind of way. Elizabeth on the other hand was just mean. It’s obvious that Donnie isn’t having the time of his life and she always makes sure to mess with him.
I think it's because sibling dynamics are so relatable! Most of us have experienced a bit of rivalry or annoyance with our siblings at some point, so it's super easy to connect with these characters on-screen.
Not always, but it's pretty common! I guess it's nice for the story to show some growth or change. Who doesn't love a good redemption story, right?
Oh, probably because they're so fun to watch! They're often exaggerated versions of what we might deal with in real life, and it's kind of satisfying to see how things play out for them.
Definitely! There are plenty of heartwarming films that show siblings as best pals, like 'Frozen' with Anna and Elsa or 'Lilo & Stitch' with Lilo and Nani. These movies give us all the warm and fuzzy feels!
Oh, for sure! 'Mean Girls' has Regina George, the ultimate mean older sister type, but in a high school setting. So iconic! Definitely recommend if you haven't seen it.
3. Briony Tallis – Atonement
That mean little monster Briony sets a sequence of events in motion that forever alter the lives of her those around her. And made me cry like a baby!
I think it's because sibling dynamics are so relatable! Most of us have experienced a bit of rivalry or annoyance with our siblings at some point, so it's super easy to connect with these characters on-screen.
Not always, but it's pretty common! I guess it's nice for the story to show some growth or change. Who doesn't love a good redemption story, right?
Oh, probably because they're so fun to watch! They're often exaggerated versions of what we might deal with in real life, and it's kind of satisfying to see how things play out for them.
Definitely! There are plenty of heartwarming films that show siblings as best pals, like 'Frozen' with Anna and Elsa or 'Lilo & Stitch' with Lilo and Nani. These movies give us all the warm and fuzzy feels!
Oh, for sure! 'Mean Girls' has Regina George, the ultimate mean older sister type, but in a high school setting. So iconic! Definitely recommend if you haven't seen it.
Can you think of any sibling more evil? She systematically destroys everyone around her sparing no one, even her step brother. Even at his funeral she’s more concerned with herself.
Why do movies often have mean siblings?
I think it's because sibling dynamics are so relatable! Most of us have experienced a bit of rivalry or annoyance with our siblings at some point, so it's super easy to connect with these characters on-screen.
Do mean sibling characters always have a redemption arc?
Not always, but it's pretty common! I guess it's nice for the story to show some growth or change. Who doesn't love a good redemption story, right?
Why do I love to hate mean sibling characters in movies?
Oh, probably because they're so fun to watch! They're often exaggerated versions of what we might deal with in real life, and it's kind of satisfying to see how things play out for them.
Are there any movies where siblings are portrayed as best friends instead?
Definitely! There are plenty of heartwarming films that show siblings as best pals, like 'Frozen' with Anna and Elsa or 'Lilo & Stitch' with Lilo and Nani. These movies give us all the warm and fuzzy feels!
Can you recommend a movie with a really iconic mean sibling?
Oh, for sure! 'Mean Girls' has Regina George, the ultimate mean older sister type, but in a high school setting. So iconic! Definitely recommend if you haven't seen it.
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5. Jeanie Bueller – Ferris Beuller’s Day off
You’ve got to be a special kind of mean to have a brother as awesome as Ferris Bueller and not appreciate it. I get that Jeanie felt like he got away with everything but to purposely try to ruin his day off, so mean!
Why do movies often have mean siblings?
I think it's because sibling dynamics are so relatable! Most of us have experienced a bit of rivalry or annoyance with our siblings at some point, so it's super easy to connect with these characters on-screen.
Do mean sibling characters always have a redemption arc?
Not always, but it's pretty common! I guess it's nice for the story to show some growth or change. Who doesn't love a good redemption story, right?
Why do I love to hate mean sibling characters in movies?
Oh, probably because they're so fun to watch! They're often exaggerated versions of what we might deal with in real life, and it's kind of satisfying to see how things play out for them.
Are there any movies where siblings are portrayed as best friends instead?
Definitely! There are plenty of heartwarming films that show siblings as best pals, like 'Frozen' with Anna and Elsa or 'Lilo & Stitch' with Lilo and Nani. These movies give us all the warm and fuzzy feels!
Can you recommend a movie with a really iconic mean sibling?
Oh, for sure! 'Mean Girls' has Regina George, the ultimate mean older sister type, but in a high school setting. So iconic! Definitely recommend if you haven't seen it.
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6. Chet Donnelly – Weird Science
Could Chet have been a bigger jerk? I would have felt bad for him when Kelly LeBrock’s character turned him into that weird gross blob thing, but I felt too vindicated to care.
Why do movies often have mean siblings?
I think it's because sibling dynamics are so relatable! Most of us have experienced a bit of rivalry or annoyance with our siblings at some point, so it's super easy to connect with these characters on-screen.
Do mean sibling characters always have a redemption arc?
Not always, but it's pretty common! I guess it's nice for the story to show some growth or change. Who doesn't love a good redemption story, right?
Why do I love to hate mean sibling characters in movies?
Oh, probably because they're so fun to watch! They're often exaggerated versions of what we might deal with in real life, and it's kind of satisfying to see how things play out for them.
Are there any movies where siblings are portrayed as best friends instead?
Definitely! There are plenty of heartwarming films that show siblings as best pals, like 'Frozen' with Anna and Elsa or 'Lilo & Stitch' with Lilo and Nani. These movies give us all the warm and fuzzy feels!
Can you recommend a movie with a really iconic mean sibling?
Oh, for sure! 'Mean Girls' has Regina George, the ultimate mean older sister type, but in a high school setting. So iconic! Definitely recommend if you haven't seen it.
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7. Amy Stone – the Family Stone
It’s the fear of sisters like Amy that makes you so nervous about meeting your boyfriend’s family. She’s doesn’t even pretend to be nice.
Why do movies often have mean siblings?
I think it's because sibling dynamics are so relatable! Most of us have experienced a bit of rivalry or annoyance with our siblings at some point, so it's super easy to connect with these characters on-screen.
Do mean sibling characters always have a redemption arc?
Not always, but it's pretty common! I guess it's nice for the story to show some growth or change. Who doesn't love a good redemption story, right?
Why do I love to hate mean sibling characters in movies?
Oh, probably because they're so fun to watch! They're often exaggerated versions of what we might deal with in real life, and it's kind of satisfying to see how things play out for them.
Are there any movies where siblings are portrayed as best friends instead?
Definitely! There are plenty of heartwarming films that show siblings as best pals, like 'Frozen' with Anna and Elsa or 'Lilo & Stitch' with Lilo and Nani. These movies give us all the warm and fuzzy feels!
Can you recommend a movie with a really iconic mean sibling?
Oh, for sure! 'Mean Girls' has Regina George, the ultimate mean older sister type, but in a high school setting. So iconic! Definitely recommend if you haven't seen it.
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8. Derek Huff – Step Brothers
I don’t know if it’s possible to hate a sibling as much as Dale & Brennen hate Derek. From the moment this guy is on the screen even I wanted to punch him.
Whenever I’m feeling annoyed about my sisters I try think of these siblings and be thankful that we don’t share parents. Are there any movie siblings you’re glad to not call your brother or sister?
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