History TomboyAndGirlyGirl / Film

* In the French lesbian romance film ''Film/{{Besties}}'', Nedjma isn't very stereotypically feminine past her long hair. She likes to play soccer with her male friend Sidiki for instance, and the "tough girl" image she maintains with her gang has something very masculine about it. Her lover Zina meanwhile is the most "conventionally feminine" of the two.

* ''Film/FutureWorld2018'': Ash is a very feminine android who has the look of a beautiful young woman, long-haired in {{stripperific}} clothing. Lei meanwhile is a short-haired mechanic in coveralls. It's {{downplayed}} as Ash is a hard-edged {{action girl}} though and Lei is pretty average in personality. They [[MasculineFeminineGayCouple become lovers]] and [[spoiler:ride off at the end]].

* Vixey the vixen and Big Mama the owl from ''WesternAnimation/TheFoxandtheHound'', respectively, given the way they interact with Tod the fox. The former is a beautiful vixen who tries to teach Tod how to live like a wild fox after his owner Widow Tweed is forced to give him up and leave him at a wildlife sanctuary now that he and Copper the hound dog are now enemies, while the latter is a kind-hearted owl who acts as a mother figure to Tod since childhood after his real mother is killed by a hunter in the prologue.

* Maggie's two daughters in ''Film/TheMissing'' are this- the older girl Lily can't wait to leave the farm she grew up on, wears a pretty dress while she slaughters a cow for dinner, and is more fragile in personality than little sister Dot, who wears pants and isn't bothered at all by the tough traveling faced when they search for Lily.

* Both the [[Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory 1971]] and [[Film/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory 2005]] adaptations of ''Literature/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory'' have Violet and Veruca playing these roles. Especially the 2005 version where Violet is a competitive KungFuKid who wears a tracksuit and BoyishShortHair and Veruca is a spoiled rich girl with pink dress and RegalRinglets.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'': In the first movie, Helen/Elastigirl is a [[ActionGirl heroine]] who fights criminals, has [[BoyishShortHair relatively short hair for a woman]], a sharp wit and headstrong personality, and is later revealed to have some impressive [[BadassBiker motorcycling skills]] (tomboy). Mirage is an alluring and seductive FemmeFatale with [[LongHairIsFeminine long, straight silver hair]] and a generally more feminine personality (girly girl).

* Lifeway's 2019 short film ''Film/TheWildLife'' has Kate the tomboyish non-best 90% photography Wild Life girl and Chelsea the girly FashionDesigner Selfie Queen (a.k.a. Scariest Person whom Kate stated).

* In the French lesbian romance film ''Film/LesMeilleures'', Nedjma isn't very stereotypically feminine past her long hair. She likes to play soccer with her male friend Sidiki for instance, and the "tough girl" image she maintains with her gang has something very masculine about it. Her lover Zina meanwhile is the most "conventionally feminine" of the two.

* ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'': Tigress, the hotheaded leader of the Furious Five, and Viper, the calmest and least aggressive member.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicRoundabout'''s 2005 film "''Doogal''" has a tough opera singer cow Ermintrude and a sweet kind girl Florence.

* Laure, in contrast with her girly little sister Jeanne in the French movie ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHebAaxnxKM&feature=channel_video_title Tomboy]]''.

* In ''Film/GoFigure'', there is a strong rivalry between Buckston Academy's [[GirlPosse figure skating club]] (Girly) and girl's [[FriendlyJock ice hockey team]] (Tomboy). The "twirl girl" figure skaters are more traditionally feminine, like wearing pretty outfits and makeup, and are all about being graceful and elegant when they skate. Meanwhile the hockey players are more physical, less concerned with their appearance and aggressive on the ice. However although the hockey players are rough around the edges, they're shown to be nicer than the figure skaters because they are a team and have to work together while the skaters are constantly competing against each other and are passive-aggressive and catty.

* In ''Film/GoFigure'', there is a strong rivalry between Buckston Academy's [[GirlPosse figure skating club]] (Girly) and girl's [[LoveableJock ice hockey team]] (Tomboy). The "twirl girl" figure skaters are more traditionally feminine, like wearing pretty outfits and makeup, and are all about being graceful and elegant when they skate. Meanwhile the hockey players are more physical, less concerned with their appearance and aggressive on the ice. However although the hockey players are rough around the edges, they're shown to be nicer than the figure skaters because they are a team and have to work together while the skaters are constantly competing against each other and are passive-aggressive and catty.

* In ''Film/GoFigure'', there is a strong rivalry between Buckston Academy's figure skating club (Girly) and girl's ice hockey team (Tomboy). The "twirl girl" figure skaters are more traditionally feminine, like wearing pretty outfits and makeup, and are all about being graceful and elegant when they skate. Meanwhile the hockey players are more physical, less concerned with their appearance and aggressive on the ice. However although the hockey players are rough around the edges, they're shown to be nicer than the figure skaters because they are a team and have to work together while the skaters are constantly competing against each other and are passive-aggressive and catty.

* In ''Film/GoFigure'', there is a strong rivalry between Buckston Academy's figure skating club (Girly) and girl's ice hockey team (Tomboy). The "twirl girl" figure skaters are more traditionally feminine, like wearing pretty outfits and makeup, and are all about being graceful and elegant when they skate. Meanwhile the hockey players are more physical physical, less concerned with their appearance and aggressive on the ice. However although the hockey players are rough around the edges, they're shown to be nicer than the figure skaters because they are a team and have to work together while the skaters are constantly competing against each other and are passive-aggressive and catty.