History Tsundere / Film

* Kat (oh so very much Type A) in ''TenThingsIHateAboutYou''. Since she's based off Katherine, from {{Shakespeare}}'s ''Theatre/TheTamingOfTheShrew'', this shouldn't be too surprising.

* [[TheChiefsDaughter Neytiri]] from JamesCameron's ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' acts quite tsuntsun towards protagonist [[NaiveNewcomer Jake Sully]]. She even refers to him as "skxawng," which is essentially Na'vi for {{Baka}}. She softens up to him once they get to know each other better, and eventually she gets to show her [[LoveConfession deredere side]]. ([[http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/8920/1262450484060.jpg Played with here.]])

* Reepicheep in the film version of ''[[TheChroniclesOfNarnia The Voyage of the Dawn Treader]]'' has definite tendencies here, as most of the time he is an overexcited and combative sort but shows a much nicer side when Eustace has an attack of depression after being turned into a dragon.

* EVE from ''{{WALL-E}}'' is a non-human example. She helpfully illustrates why you do ''not'' give one of these ladies a plasma cannon.

* Celia from ''MonstersInc'' is generally sweet and affectionate towards Mike, but she gets ''very'' angry after he leaves her to be picked up by the CDA decontamination team.

* Marion Ravenwood, love interest of AdventurerArchaeologist extraordinaire Franchise/IndianaJones.

* Margaret Tate in ''TheProposal''. Known as the "Witch" around her publishing house for being a crazy, defensive, angry bitch, but later on switches to total deredere in regards to her male secretary.

* Kat (oh so very much Type A) in ''TenThingsIHateAboutYou''. Since she's based off Katherine, from {{Shakespeare}}'s ''TheTamingOfTheShrew'', this shouldn't be too surprising.

** Actually John is Mr. Knightley's brother, seeing the one she's in love with is named George. Her "I love" then "I hate" comes from what she believes John will say to Mr. Knightley and how he might respond.

* Marion Ravenwood, love interest of AdventurerArchaeologist extraordinaire IndianaJones.

* In a case where the tsundere is the protagonist, Ginger from ''ChickenRun'' is very much this towards Rocky. Though considering his cockiness and FakeUltimateHero status, he's pretty much asking for it.

* Kate Mosely in ''TheCuttingEdge'' is just an absolute bitch on skates at the beginning of the film, although it does turn out that she has a deeply buried sweeter, kinder side. Of course, by the end of the film, she's [[DefrostingIceQueen completely warmed up]].

* Margaret Tate in TheProposal. Known as the "Witch" around her publishing house for being a crazy, defensive, angry bitch, but later on switches to total deredere in regards to her male secretary.
* Reepicheep in the film version of [[TheChroniclesOfNarnia The Voyage of the Dawn Treader]] has definite tendencies here, as most of the time he is an overexcited and combative sort but shows a much nicer side when Eustace has an attack of depression after being turned into a dragon.

* Kat (oh so very much Type A) in ''TenThingsIHateAboutYou''. Since she's based off Katherine, from {{Shakespeare}}'s TheTamingOfTheShrew, this shouldn't be too surprising.

* Grumpy from Disney's ''SnowWhite'' is an early, definitive tsundere played completely straight, as well as being a rare male example.

** Though she may have had reason for suspecting him, since he has apparently[[spoiler: spied on women in the showers, which is mentioned early on]], and the character of Rabbit-Tooth Jane, as the buck-toothed girl was known (for obvious reasons) was a [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean Lady of the Night]].

* [[TheChiefsDaughter Neytiri]] from JamesCameron's ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' acts quite tsuntsun towards protagonist [[NaiveNewcomer Jake Sully]]. She even refers to him as "scound," which is essentially Na'vi for {{Baka}}. She softens up to him once they get to know each other better, and eventually she gets to show her [[LoveConfession deredere side]]. ([[http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/8920/1262450484060.jpg Played with here.]])

* EVE from ''{{WALL-E}}'' is a non-human example. She helpfully illustrates why you do ''not'' give one of these ladies a plasma cannon.
** The [[spoiler:repair]] scene at the end ([[spoiler:particularly where [[DungeonBypass she blows out the ceiling]] to get him sunlight]]) is a perfect example of the "Ohmygodhe'sintrouble[[DisproportionateRetribution GETTHEFUCKOUTOFMYWAY]]" protectiveness Tsundere can exhibit when their love interest is threatened.
** Most Tsundere girls at least WAIT for their love interest to say or do something stupid to break out the giant mallet from hammerspace. EVE uses it at their first meeting to say 'hello'.

* Various [[JamesBond Bond]] [[GirlOfTheWeek Girls]]. Natalya from ''GoldenEye'' is a shining example.

* Claude Frollo from most versions of TheHunchbackOfNotreDame. Especially apparent in the Disney one, where one of his songs, 'Hellfire', switches rapidly from "I want Esmerelda to die" to "I just plain ''want'' Esmerelda".

* Esmeralda to Phoebus from ''Disney/TheHunchbackofNotreDame''.

* Collette from ''{{Ratatouille}}'' is one of these in a big way. All you need to do is watch the scene where she's giving Linguini (and Remy) advice on how to be a chef, where she goes from [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQtO3qhYVhY threatening to kill him if he doesn't clean up his work space, to cheerfully thanking him for listening to her]].

* Klara Novack from TheShopAroundTheCorner is like this to Albert Kralik. While she's extremely acerbic in person, she shows her deredere side in their [[LovesMyAlterEgo anonymous letters]]. Jeanette MacDonald's character in TheMerryWidow also has some tsundere tendencies, while Marion Hopkins in TheSmilingLiutenant is more of a type B. Either Ernst Lubitsch or Samson Raphaelson really loved this trope.

* Margaret Tate in ''The Proposal''. Known as the "Witch" around her publishing house for being a crazy, defensive, angry bitch, but later on switches to total deredere in regards to her male secretary.

* Margaret Tate in TheProposal.

* Gru from ''DespicableMe.''

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