Bad Sister 2014
Meet Huang Ershan, a professional astrologer who lives her life guided by celestial alignments and starry predictions. When she discovers her brother is about to marry in Busan—despite their astrological incompatibility—she takes urgent action.
Director: Kim Tae-gyun
Cast
Ivy Chen
Huang Ershan
Chen Xuedong
Huang Yifeng
Ji Jin-hee
Christy Chung Lai-Tai
Qi Xi
Liu Yiwei
Woo Hye-rim
Park Jae-hee
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bad Sister (2014) about?
A Taiwanese astrologer travels to Busan to stop her brother's upcoming wedding, believing their star signs make the match doomed. Along the way, she teams up with the groom's hesitant father to derail the romance before it's official.
Who directed Bad Sister?
Kim Tae-gyun directed the film, bringing a light comedic touch to this cross-cultural romantic caper.
Who stars in Bad Sister?
The cast includes Ivy Chen, Chen Xuedong, Ji Jin-hee, Christy Chung Lai-Tai, and Liu Yiwei.
Is Bad Sister (2014) worth watching?
Given its breezy blend of comedy and romance with a unique astrological angle, it's a solid choice for fans of lighthearted films with a cultural twist. While not groundbreaking, its quirky premise and charismatic cast make it entertaining.
How long is Bad Sister?
The film runs for 109 minutes.
About Bad Sister (2014) — A Romantic Comedy Fueled by Astrology and Sibling Sabotage
Meet Huang Ershan, a professional astrologer who lives her life guided by celestial alignments and starry predictions. When she discovers her brother is about to marry in Busan—despite their astrological incompatibility—she takes urgent action. Boarding a flight to Korea, she crosses paths with the groom's father, and together they hatch a plan to sabotage the wedding before it's too late. As their meddling unfolds, the line between fate and free will blurs, blending cultural clashes with romantic chaos.
Directed by Kim Tae-gyun and starring Ivy Chen, Chen Xuedong, and Ji Jin-hee, *Bad Sister (2014)* delivers a lighthearted comedy-romance drenched in star-studded superstition. The film balances humor and heart, exploring themes of intervention, destiny, and the messy business of family interference. With a breezy tone and playful energy, it's a perfect pick for fans of rom-coms with a twist of astrological absurdity.
