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** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays [[Characters/MonsterVerseRenSerizawa Ren Serizawa]] feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as an UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays [[Characters/MonsterVerseRenSerizawa Ren Serizawa]] feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as an UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
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** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays[[Characters/MonsterVerseRenSerizawa [[Characters/MonsterVerseApexCybernetics Apex Cybernetics]] chief technology officer Ren Serizawa]] Serizawa feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as an UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
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** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays [[Characters/MonsterVerseHumans Ren Serizawa]] feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as an UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays [[Characters/MonsterVerseHumans Ren Serizawa]] feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as an UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
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** The ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'' {{novelization}} confirms that [[Characters/MonsterVerseEmmaRussell Emma Russell]] feels this way about working with [[Characters/MonsterVerseAlanJonah Alan Jonah, Jonah]], regarding the latter as a fanatic and being disgusted by his LackOfEmpathy and willingness to use ''any'' means to accomplish his goals. The tie-in prequel graphic novel ''Godzilla Aftershock'' reveals that she had similar problems when working with [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Atherton]] and [[EscortMission Tarkan]] on the MUTO Prime crisis because she simply [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold wasn't the easiest person to work alongside]].
** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays[[Characters/MonsterVerseHumans [[Characters/MonsterVerseRenSerizawa Ren Serizawa]] feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as an UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
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* Ichy and Dil, the BigBadDuumvirate of the fourth ''WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTime'' film. Ichy is too small to accomplish much, but points Dil, who is nearly blind, in the direction of food for them both; they make it clear that they are partners, ''not'' friends, and only stay together out of necessity. Their VillainSong even centers on how much they hate each other.
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* [[TheHero Woody]] and [[TheLancer Buzz Lightyear]] in the first ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''. Woody consistently fails to convince Buzz that he's really a children's toy, while Buzz is angry that Woody caused them to be knocked out of a window because of [[GreenEyedMonster his jealousy]] over being replaced in Andy's eyes. They get over it, but not before some serious CharacterDevelopment from both of them.
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-->'''Nick''': I am personally gonna see to it that you go down in flames! Negative, United! That was not to you!
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** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays [[Characters/MonsterVerseHumans Ren Serizawa]] feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as n UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
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* This is the whole point of most zombie movies, especially those made by or remade from George Romero. ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead1968'' started the trend, with the zombies providing constant pressure on a house full of strangers who fight over what to do while passing the IdiotBall back and forth like a hot potato.
* ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'':
** Often the case when [[Characters/GodzillaMothraShobijinAndAssociatedCharacters Mothra]] allies with Godzilla, as her relationship with Godzilla isn't as smooth as Angurius and Rodan's. Averted in ''Film/GodzillaMothraKingGhidorahGiantMonstersAllOutAttack'' where the guardian monsters become TrueCompanions. Her teamups with Battra tend to go like this as well.
** ''Film/SpaceAmoeba'': The rest of the group with Obata, after the reveal that he is an industrial spy. No one trusts him, but they have to work with him given the giant monsters and distrustful natives.
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** Often the case when [[Characters/GodzillaMothraShobijinAndAssociatedCharacters Mothra]] allies with Godzilla, as her relationship with Godzilla isn't as smooth as Angurius and Rodan's. Averted in ''Film/GodzillaMothraKingGhidorahGiantMonstersAllOutAttack'' where the guardian monsters become TrueCompanions. Her teamups with Battra tend to go like this as well.
** ''Film/SpaceAmoeba'': The rest of the group with Obata, after the reveal that he is an industrial spy. No one trusts him, but they have to work with him given the giant monsters and distrustful natives.
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** In ''Film/Godzilla2014'', [[Characters/MonsterVerseMonarch Vivienne Graham]] in particular seems to feel this way about her and Serizawa being forced to cooperate with thezombies providing constant pressure on a house full of strangers who fight over what to do while passing military when the IdiotBall back military officers settle on the [[SarcasmMode genius plan]] to try nuking both Godzilla and forth like the [=MUTOs=] -- later, she seems visibly unimpressed but unsurprised when the NukeEm plan has gone horribly awry.
** The ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'' {{novelization}} confirms that [[Characters/MonsterVerseEmmaRussell Emma Russell]] feels this way about working with Alan Jonah, regarding the latter as ahot potato.fanatic and being disgusted by his LackOfEmpathy and willingness to use ''any'' means to accomplish his goals. The tie-in prequel graphic novel ''Godzilla Aftershock'' reveals that she had similar problems when working with [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Atherton]] and [[EscortMission Tarkan]] on the MUTO Prime crisis because she simply [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold wasn't the easiest person to work alongside]].
** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays [[Characters/MonsterVerseHumans Ren Serizawa]] feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as n UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
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** The ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' novelization portrays [[Characters/MonsterVerseHumans Ren Serizawa]] feeling this way about working with Walter Simmons, holding internalized hidden disdain for the egotistical CorruptCorporateExecutive and using his as n UnwittingPawn for [[DragonWithAnAgenda his own agenda]]. It's also worth noting, Simmons himself quickly snaps at Ren in both the film and novel when the latter protests to Simmons pulling an UnfinishedUntestedUsedAnyway.
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* The second of the ''Film/JoshuuSasori'' series, ''Jailhouse 41'', finds the heroine obliged to work together with six other prisoners. Many of them hate her, but are also scared enough of her not to attack her, and recognise her toughness and experience will be a bonus.
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* Film/InTheHeatOfTheNight: Gillespie isn't too thrilled to have Tibbs second-guessing him during the early part of the investigation. But when Tibbs keeps getting proved correct, Gillespie lets up on the animosity. For his part, Tibbs doesn't help ease tensions as he withholds key observations at times and keeps trying to lead the investigation his way.
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* Ichy and Dil, the BigBadDuumvirate of the fourth ''WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTime'' film. Ichy is too small to accomplish much, but points Dil, who is nearly blind, in the direction of food for them both; they make it clear that they are partners, ''not'' friends, and only stay together out of necessity. Their VillainSong even centers on how much they hate each other.
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* Ichy and Dil, the BigBadDuumvirate of the fourth ''WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTime'' film. Ichy is too small to accomplish much, but points Dil, who is nearly blind, in the direction of food for them both; they make it clear that they are partners, ''not'' friends, and only stay together out of necessity. Their VillainSong even centers on how much they hate each other.
* ''Film/BigGame'' has a villainous example: while Morris and Hazar are BigBadDuumvirate, they have very different motives and are often at each other's throats.
* In ''Film/TheConIsOn'', Peter hates Sidney with a passion (with good reason, as Sidney was responsible for Peter spending three months in a Turkish jail), but has to go to him for help as he is the only contact he and Harry have in Los Angeles.
* ''{{Film/Defiance}}'': Collaboration between the Bielski Partisans and Soviet Partisans happens to be quite problematic, thanks to rampant antisemitism from the Russian population.
* In ''Film/Hellboy2019'', while Hellboy and Alice hit it off like a house on fire, Big Red and Daimio ''really'' can't stand each other when they meet, with Daimio even going so far as to [[spoiler:commission a holy weapon specifically to kill Hellboy]]. Naturally, they develop into FireForgedFriends over the course of the movie. At the end of it, there's still traces of rivalry, but it's more friendly. Although [[spoiler:in the six-months later scene, trying to trigger Daimio's were-jaguar side ends in the Right Hand of Doom meeting his face and throwing him against the wall]].
* Film/InTheHeatOfTheNight: Gillespie isn't too thrilled to have Tibbs second-guessing him during the early part of the investigation. But when Tibbs keeps getting proved correct, Gillespie lets up on the animosity. For his part, Tibbs doesn't help ease tensions as he withholds key observations at times and keeps trying to lead the investigation his way.
* The second of the ''Film/JoshuuSasori'' series, ''Jailhouse 41'', finds the heroine obliged to work together with six other prisoners. Many of them hate her, but are also scared enough of her not to attack her, and recognise her toughness and experience will be a bonus.
* In ''Film/TheConIsOn'', Peter hates Sidney with a passion (with good reason, as Sidney was responsible for Peter spending three months in a Turkish jail), but has to go to him for help as he is the only contact he and Harry have in Los Angeles.
* ''{{Film/Defiance}}'': Collaboration between the Bielski Partisans and Soviet Partisans happens to be quite problematic, thanks to rampant antisemitism from the Russian population.
* In ''Film/Hellboy2019'', while Hellboy and Alice hit it off like a house on fire, Big Red and Daimio ''really'' can't stand each other when they meet, with Daimio even going so far as to [[spoiler:commission a holy weapon specifically to kill Hellboy]]. Naturally, they develop into FireForgedFriends over the course of the movie. At the end of it, there's still traces of rivalry, but it's more friendly. Although [[spoiler:in the six-months later scene, trying to trigger Daimio's were-jaguar side ends in the Right Hand of Doom meeting his face and throwing him against the wall]].
* Film/InTheHeatOfTheNight: Gillespie isn't too thrilled to have Tibbs second-guessing him during the early part of the investigation. But when Tibbs keeps getting proved correct, Gillespie lets up on the animosity. For his part, Tibbs doesn't help ease tensions as he withholds key observations at times and keeps trying to lead the investigation his way.
* The second of the ''Film/JoshuuSasori'' series, ''Jailhouse 41'', finds the heroine obliged to work together with six other prisoners. Many of them hate her, but are also scared enough of her not to attack her, and recognise her toughness and experience will be a bonus.
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* Film/InTheHeatOfTheNight: Gillespie isn't too thrilled to have Tibbs second-guessing him during the early part of the investigation. But when Tibbs keeps getting proved correct, Gillespie lets up on the animosity. For his part, Tibbs doesn't help ease tensions as he withholds key observations at times and keeps trying to lead the investigation his way.
* ''Film/BigGame'' has a villainous example: while Morris and Hazar are BigBadDuumvirate, they have very different motives and are often at each other's throats.
* ''{{Film/Defiance}}'': Collaboration between the Bielski Partisans and Soviet Partisans happens to be quite problematic, thanks to rampant antisemitism from the Russian population.
* In ''Film/SororityRow'', Jessica and Cassie really can't stand each other. However, they are forced to work together if they are to stand any chance of getting out of the sorority house alive.
* In ''Film/Hellboy2019'', while Hellboy and Alice hit it off like a house on fire, Big Red and Daimio ''really'' can't stand each other when they meet, with Daimio even going so far as to [[spoiler:commission a holy weapon specifically to kill Hellboy]]. Naturally, they develop into FireForgedFriends over the course of the movie. At the end of it, there's still traces of rivalry, but it's more friendly. Although [[spoiler:in the six-months later scene, trying to trigger Daimio's were-jaguar side ends in the Right Hand of Doom meeting his face and throwing him against the wall]].
* In ''Film/TheConIsOn'', Peter hates Sidney with a passion (with good reason, as Sidney was responsible for Peter spending three months in a Turkish jail), but has to go to him for help as he is the only contact he and Harry have in Los Angeles.
* ''Film/BigGame'' has a villainous example: while Morris and Hazar are BigBadDuumvirate, they have very different motives and are often at each other's throats.
* ''{{Film/Defiance}}'': Collaboration between the Bielski Partisans and Soviet Partisans happens to be quite problematic, thanks to rampant antisemitism from the Russian population.
* In ''Film/SororityRow'', Jessica and Cassie really can't stand each other. However, they are forced to work together if they are to stand any chance of getting out of the sorority house alive.
* In ''Film/Hellboy2019'', while Hellboy and Alice hit it off like a house on fire, Big Red and Daimio ''really'' can't stand each other when they meet, with Daimio even going so far as to [[spoiler:commission a holy weapon specifically to kill Hellboy]]. Naturally, they develop into FireForgedFriends over the course of the movie. At the end of it, there's still traces of rivalry, but it's more friendly. Although [[spoiler:in the six-months later scene, trying to trigger Daimio's were-jaguar side ends in the Right Hand of Doom meeting his face and throwing him against the wall]].
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* ''{{Film/Defiance}}'': Collaboration between the Bielski Partisans and Soviet Partisans happens to be quite problematic, thanks to rampant antisemitism from the Russian population.
* In ''Film/SororityRow'', Jessica and Cassie really can't stand each other. However, they are forced to work together if they are to stand any chance of getting out of the sorority house alive.
* In ''Film/Hellboy2019'', while Hellboy and Alice hit it off like a house on fire, Big Red and Daimio ''really'' can't stand each other when they meet, with Daimio even going so far as to [[spoiler:commission a holy weapon specifically to kill Hellboy]]. Naturally, they develop into FireForgedFriends over the course of the movie. At the end of it, there's still traces of rivalry, but it's more friendly. Although [[spoiler:in the six-months later scene, trying to trigger Daimio's were-jaguar side ends in the Right Hand of Doom meeting his face and throwing him against the wall]].
* In ''Film/TheConIsOn'', Peter hates Sidney with a passion (with good reason, as Sidney was responsible for Peter spending three months in a Turkish jail), but has to go to him for help as he is the only contact he and Harry have in Los Angeles.
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* It's established through certain parts of the film that ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' can't stand each other at all, especially Iron Man and Captain America. However, when it comes time to fight Loki's forces, they'll be more than happy to drop their personal issues to stop the threat however they can. [[spoiler: By the end of the movie, they are FireForgedFriends.]]
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* This trope is a recurring source of conflict in The [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse MCU's]] big crossover films.
** It's establishedthrough certain parts of in the first film that ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' can't stand each other at all, especially Iron Man and Captain America. However, when it comes time to fight Loki's forces, they'll be more than happy to drop their personal issues to stop the threat however they can. [[spoiler: By the end of the movie, they are FireForgedFriends.]]
** It's established
** ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'':
*** Despite being on Cap's side when it comes to the Accords, Sam Wilson makes no bones about his dislike/distrust of Bucky, which worsens when they have to start working with each other. They can't even sit quietly in the same car without antagonizing each other.
--->'''Bucky:''' ''[dangerously]'' Can you move your seat up?\\
'''Sam:''' ''[also dangerously]'' No.\\
''[Bucky scoots over in the back seat, glaring at Sam the whole time]''
*** Likewise, Black Widow does not like the fact that she's on the same side as Tony as she's a closer friend of Steve's, while T'Challa is mostly on the team because he wants to kill Winter Soldier.
*** Civil War also deconstructs the group's initial Teeth Clenched Teamwork. As the Avengers never fully trusted each other or worked out their initial grievances, it makes it much easier for politics [[spoiler: and Zemo]] to drive a wedge in and break them apart.
** In ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'', despite once being put on opposing sides in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', T'Challa averts this by making Steve feel right at home during his visit to Wakanda after Steve shows his appreciation for allowing T'Challa to reform Bucky. Tony on the other hand doesn't get along at first with Star-Lord when an explosive bomb is tossed into the remains of the crashed Q-Ship by Star-Lord.
*** Despite being on Cap's side when it comes to the Accords, Sam Wilson makes no bones about his dislike/distrust of Bucky, which worsens when they have to start working with each other. They can't even sit quietly in the same car without antagonizing each other.
--->'''Bucky:''' ''[dangerously]'' Can you move your seat up?\\
'''Sam:''' ''[also dangerously]'' No.\\
''[Bucky scoots over in the back seat, glaring at Sam the whole time]''
*** Likewise, Black Widow does not like the fact that she's on the same side as Tony as she's a closer friend of Steve's, while T'Challa is mostly on the team because he wants to kill Winter Soldier.
*** Civil War also deconstructs the group's initial Teeth Clenched Teamwork. As the Avengers never fully trusted each other or worked out their initial grievances, it makes it much easier for politics [[spoiler: and Zemo]] to drive a wedge in and break them apart.
** In ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'', despite once being put on opposing sides in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', T'Challa averts this by making Steve feel right at home during his visit to Wakanda after Steve shows his appreciation for allowing T'Challa to reform Bucky. Tony on the other hand doesn't get along at first with Star-Lord when an explosive bomb is tossed into the remains of the crashed Q-Ship by Star-Lord.
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* ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'':
** Despite being on Cap's side when it comes to the Accords, Sam Wilson makes no bones about his dislike/distrust of Bucky, which worsens when they have to start working with each other. They can't even sit quietly in the same car without antagonizing each other.
--->'''Bucky:''' ''[dangerously]'' Can you move your seat up?\\
'''Sam:''' ''[also dangerously]'' No.\\
''[Bucky scoots over in the back seat, glaring at Sam the whole time]''
** Likewise, Black Widow does not like the fact that she's on the same side as Tony as she's a closer friend of Steve's, while T'Challa is mostly on the team because he wants to kill Winter Soldier.
** Civil War also deconstructs the group's initial Teeth Clenched Teamwork. As the Avengers never fully trusted each other or worked out their initial grievances, it makes it much easier for politics [[spoiler: and Zemo]] to drive a wedge in and break them apart.
** Despite being on Cap's side when it comes to the Accords, Sam Wilson makes no bones about his dislike/distrust of Bucky, which worsens when they have to start working with each other. They can't even sit quietly in the same car without antagonizing each other.
--->'''Bucky:''' ''[dangerously]'' Can you move your seat up?\\
'''Sam:''' ''[also dangerously]'' No.\\
''[Bucky scoots over in the back seat, glaring at Sam the whole time]''
** Likewise, Black Widow does not like the fact that she's on the same side as Tony as she's a closer friend of Steve's, while T'Challa is mostly on the team because he wants to kill Winter Soldier.
** Civil War also deconstructs the group's initial Teeth Clenched Teamwork. As the Avengers never fully trusted each other or worked out their initial grievances, it makes it much easier for politics [[spoiler: and Zemo]] to drive a wedge in and break them apart.
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* In ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'', despite once being put on opposing sides in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', T'Challa makes Steve feel right at home during his visit to Wakanda after Steve shows his appreciation for allowing T'Challa to reform Bucky. Tony on the other hand doesn't get along at first with Star-Lord when an explosive bomb is tossed into the remains of the crashed Q-Ship by Star-Lord.
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* In ''Film/TheConIsOn'', Peter hates Sidney with a passion (with good reason, as Sidney was responsible for Peter spending three months in a Turkish jail), but has to go to him for help as he is the only contact he and Harry have in Los Angeles.
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* In ''Film/Hellboy2019'', while Hellboy and Alice hit it off like a house on fire, Big Red and Daimio ''really'' can't stand each other when they meet, with Daimio even going so far as to [[spoiler:commission a holy weapon specifically to kill Hellboy]]. Naturally, they develop into FireForgedFriends over the course of the movie. At the end of it, there's still traces of rivalry, but it's more friendly. Although [[spoiler:in the six-months later scene, trying to trigger Daimio's were-jaguar side ends in the Right Hand of Doom meeting his face and throwing him against the wall]].
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[[folder:Films -- Animation]]
* A villainous example from ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsRainbowRocks'' is the Dazzlings. [[spoiler: The three of them were banished to the human world, and need each other's magic necklaces to [[EmotionEater feed off of the hatred and anger of Canterlot High's students]]. But none of them seem particularly happy with each other's company. Aria and Sonata seem particularly prone to bickering between themselves.]]
* [[TheHero Woody]] and [[TheLancer Buzz Lightyear]] in the first ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''. Woody consistently fails to convince Buzz that he's really a children's toy, while Buzz is angry that Woody caused them to be knocked out of a window because of [[GreenEyedMonster his jealousy]] over being replaced in Andy's eyes. They get over it, but not before some serious CharacterDevelopment from both of them.
* Ichy and Dil, the BigBadDuumvirate of the fourth ''WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTime'' film. Ichy is too small to accomplish much, but points Dil, who is nearly blind, in the direction of food for them both; they make it clear that they are partners, ''not'' friends, and only stay together out of necessity. Their VillainSong even centers on how much they hate each other.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* It's established through certain parts of the film that ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' can't stand each other at all, especially Iron Man and Captain America. However, when it comes time to fight Loki's forces, they'll be more than happy to drop their personal issues to stop the threat however they can. [[spoiler: By the end of the movie, they are FireForgedFriends.]]
--> '''Thor''': You speak of control, yet you court chaos.\\
'''Bruce Banner''': It's his M.O., isn't it? I mean, what are we, a team? No, no, no. We're a chemical mixture that makes chaos. We're... we're a time-bomb.\\
'''Nick Fury''': You need to step away.\\
'''Tony Stark''': Why shouldn't the guy let off a little steam?\\
'''Steve Rogers''': You know damn well why! Back off!\\
'''Tony Stark''': Oh, I'm starting to want you to make me.
* The second of the ''Film/JoshuuSasori'' series, ''Jailhouse 41'', finds the heroine obliged to work together with six other prisoners. Many of them hate her, but are also scared enough of her not to attack her, and recognise her toughness and experience will be a bonus.
* This is the whole point of most zombie movies, especially those made by or remade from George Romero. ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead1968'' started the trend, with the zombies providing constant pressure on a house full of strangers who fight over what to do while passing the IdiotBall back and forth like a hot potato.
* The movie ''Film/PlanesTrainsAndAutomobiles'' is perhaps a defining text of this {{trope}}.
* ''Film/SawII'' and ''Film/SawV'' did something like this to the extreme, as they had enemies put into a house and if they didn't cooperate, they'd die.
* ''Film/XMenFilmSeries''
** In ''Film/X2XMenUnited'', the X-Men have to team up with Magneto and Mystique in order to prevent William Stryker from wiping out mutantkind in its entirety. [[spoiler:Magneto and Mystique betray them once the threat has passed, and take Pyro with them after his FaceHeelTurn]].
** Harada and Viper in ''Film/TheWolverine''. While the two supply a healthy dose of Intel to each other during the film, they cannot hate each other more. A scene shows them having an argument of ethics and honor, with Viper [[spoiler: [[DisproportionateRetribution spraying minor poison on Ken's face and slamming him into the ground as a retort.]]]]
* Film/InTheHeatOfTheNight: Gillespie isn't too thrilled to have Tibbs second-guessing him during the early part of the investigation. But when Tibbs keeps getting proved correct, Gillespie lets up on the animosity. For his part, Tibbs doesn't help ease tensions as he withholds key observations at times and keeps trying to lead the investigation his way.
* ''Film/BigGame'' has a villainous example: while Morris and Hazar are BigBadDuumvirate, they have very different motives and are often at each other's throats.
* ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'':
** Despite being on Cap's side when it comes to the Accords, Sam Wilson makes no bones about his dislike/distrust of Bucky, which worsens when they have to start working with each other. They can't even sit quietly in the same car without antagonizing each other.
--->'''Bucky:''' ''[dangerously]'' Can you move your seat up?\\
'''Sam:''' ''[also dangerously]'' No.\\
''[Bucky scoots over in the back seat, glaring at Sam the whole time]''
** Likewise, Black Widow does not like the fact that she's on the same side as Tony as she's a closer friend of Steve's, while T'Challa is mostly on the team because he wants to kill Winter Soldier.
** Civil War also deconstructs the group's initial Teeth Clenched Teamwork. As the Avengers never fully trusted each other or worked out their initial grievances, it makes it much easier for politics [[spoiler: and Zemo]] to drive a wedge in and break them apart.
* ''{{Film/Defiance}}'': Collaboration between the Bielski Partisans and Soviet Partisans happens to be quite problematic, thanks to rampant antisemitism from the Russian population.
* In ''Film/SororityRow'', Jessica and Cassie really can't stand each other. However, they are forced to work together if they are to stand any chance of getting out of the sorority house alive.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Films -- Animation]]
* A villainous example from ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsRainbowRocks'' is the Dazzlings. [[spoiler: The three of them were banished to the human world, and need each other's magic necklaces to [[EmotionEater feed off of the hatred and anger of Canterlot High's students]]. But none of them seem particularly happy with each other's company. Aria and Sonata seem particularly prone to bickering between themselves.]]
* [[TheHero Woody]] and [[TheLancer Buzz Lightyear]] in the first ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''. Woody consistently fails to convince Buzz that he's really a children's toy, while Buzz is angry that Woody caused them to be knocked out of a window because of [[GreenEyedMonster his jealousy]] over being replaced in Andy's eyes. They get over it, but not before some serious CharacterDevelopment from both of them.
* Ichy and Dil, the BigBadDuumvirate of the fourth ''WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTime'' film. Ichy is too small to accomplish much, but points Dil, who is nearly blind, in the direction of food for them both; they make it clear that they are partners, ''not'' friends, and only stay together out of necessity. Their VillainSong even centers on how much they hate each other.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* It's established through certain parts of the film that ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' can't stand each other at all, especially Iron Man and Captain America. However, when it comes time to fight Loki's forces, they'll be more than happy to drop their personal issues to stop the threat however they can. [[spoiler: By the end of the movie, they are FireForgedFriends.]]
--> '''Thor''': You speak of control, yet you court chaos.\\
'''Bruce Banner''': It's his M.O., isn't it? I mean, what are we, a team? No, no, no. We're a chemical mixture that makes chaos. We're... we're a time-bomb.\\
'''Nick Fury''': You need to step away.\\
'''Tony Stark''': Why shouldn't the guy let off a little steam?\\
'''Steve Rogers''': You know damn well why! Back off!\\
'''Tony Stark''': Oh, I'm starting to want you to make me.
* The second of the ''Film/JoshuuSasori'' series, ''Jailhouse 41'', finds the heroine obliged to work together with six other prisoners. Many of them hate her, but are also scared enough of her not to attack her, and recognise her toughness and experience will be a bonus.
* This is the whole point of most zombie movies, especially those made by or remade from George Romero. ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead1968'' started the trend, with the zombies providing constant pressure on a house full of strangers who fight over what to do while passing the IdiotBall back and forth like a hot potato.
* The movie ''Film/PlanesTrainsAndAutomobiles'' is perhaps a defining text of this {{trope}}.
* ''Film/SawII'' and ''Film/SawV'' did something like this to the extreme, as they had enemies put into a house and if they didn't cooperate, they'd die.
* ''Film/XMenFilmSeries''
** In ''Film/X2XMenUnited'', the X-Men have to team up with Magneto and Mystique in order to prevent William Stryker from wiping out mutantkind in its entirety. [[spoiler:Magneto and Mystique betray them once the threat has passed, and take Pyro with them after his FaceHeelTurn]].
** Harada and Viper in ''Film/TheWolverine''. While the two supply a healthy dose of Intel to each other during the film, they cannot hate each other more. A scene shows them having an argument of ethics and honor, with Viper [[spoiler: [[DisproportionateRetribution spraying minor poison on Ken's face and slamming him into the ground as a retort.]]]]
* Film/InTheHeatOfTheNight: Gillespie isn't too thrilled to have Tibbs second-guessing him during the early part of the investigation. But when Tibbs keeps getting proved correct, Gillespie lets up on the animosity. For his part, Tibbs doesn't help ease tensions as he withholds key observations at times and keeps trying to lead the investigation his way.
* ''Film/BigGame'' has a villainous example: while Morris and Hazar are BigBadDuumvirate, they have very different motives and are often at each other's throats.
* ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'':
** Despite being on Cap's side when it comes to the Accords, Sam Wilson makes no bones about his dislike/distrust of Bucky, which worsens when they have to start working with each other. They can't even sit quietly in the same car without antagonizing each other.
--->'''Bucky:''' ''[dangerously]'' Can you move your seat up?\\
'''Sam:''' ''[also dangerously]'' No.\\
''[Bucky scoots over in the back seat, glaring at Sam the whole time]''
** Likewise, Black Widow does not like the fact that she's on the same side as Tony as she's a closer friend of Steve's, while T'Challa is mostly on the team because he wants to kill Winter Soldier.
** Civil War also deconstructs the group's initial Teeth Clenched Teamwork. As the Avengers never fully trusted each other or worked out their initial grievances, it makes it much easier for politics [[spoiler: and Zemo]] to drive a wedge in and break them apart.
* ''{{Film/Defiance}}'': Collaboration between the Bielski Partisans and Soviet Partisans happens to be quite problematic, thanks to rampant antisemitism from the Russian population.
* In ''Film/SororityRow'', Jessica and Cassie really can't stand each other. However, they are forced to work together if they are to stand any chance of getting out of the sorority house alive.
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