23 of the best movies for some sisterly bonding

Lindsay Lohan’s remake of The Parent Trap should be considered the gold standard of remakes, as this sisterly tale is as perfect as the original. 

A movie in which so many Saturday Night Live alumni are involved is never a bad time, especially when it’s Tina Fey and Amy Poehler playing polar opposite siblings.

Greta Gerwig didn’t come up with Little Women, but she sure did make it her own when she adapted it in 2019.

Frozen is for the sisters that have had their differences but never cease to be there for one another when times get rough.

There’s no crying in baseball, but there’s a cascade of sisterhood wonder in A League of Their Own.

Soul Food isn’t just a movie that explores sisterhood but a tale about family as a whole.

Cher, Christina Ricci, and Winona Ryder. It’s hard to do anything other than praise this cinematic gem that exerts girl power!

The Sanderson sisters legit wanted to take out a town full of children, and moviegoers still found themselves adoring them.

These Barbies are sisters that would do anything to take down the Kentriarchy!

If sisterly bonding is what you’re seeking, then you can never go wrong with anything in the vast Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen catalog, including one of their best,  It Takes Two. A movie where perfect strangers look exactly the same, but no one seems that freaked out about it.

A heartfelt tale of friendship and fandom that every sisterhood that’s obsessed over something together can appreciate.

When life gets rough and the sisterly bonding time needs to include a cascade of laughs, Girls Trip is a must.

Nani Pelekai belongs in the Sister Hall of Fame.

A witching tale for sisters who live for the spooktacular. 

A Little Princess demonstrates how even in the worst scenarios, having at least one person by your side can make things less dismal.

Thelma & Louise have been sister (and friendship) goals since 1991. 

The Baby-Sitters Club is a constant reminder of how beautiful and important those early friendships are in life.

Just one of the many films that teach sisters that their differences should never be what keeps them apart.

Anyone who’s had their differences growing up will love having a Blockbuster night with this ‘90s teen movie classic.

Goldie Hawn and Susan Sarandon’s 2002 comedy is a reminder that some bonds are never broken, no matter how much time has been spent away from one another.

Tia and Tamera Mowry didn’t have to go that hard in this Disney Channel Original Movie, but they did just that.

Grab the tissues because there is no making it through Steel Magnolias without an emotional breakdown.

Those who grew up with Beverly Cleary books on their shelves will appreciate this 2010 family film starring Selena Gomez and Joey King.