History ScreamsLikeALittleGirl / LiveActionFilms

* ''Film/{{Transformers}}''
** Glen has this reaction when the [=FBI=] come calling to his home in the first film - right after having seen classified material given to him by Maggie

** Sam has another ''absolutely hilarious'' one during the highway chase of the next sequel, ''Dark of the Moon''. During the chase, one of the Decepticons deliberately topples over a truck carrying construction pipes, right in front of Bumblebee (who has Sam inside him). In order to avoid getting hit, Bumblebee transforms, jumps over the truck [[JuggleFu whilst throwing Sam over it as well, then grabs him in mid-air before they hit the ground]], and transforms back into vehicle form whilst putting Sam back into a perfectly seated position. Sam, having gone through the entire transformation process whilst ''inside Bumblebee'', freaks out as soon as he's back in his seat.

* Near the end of ''Film/RearWindow'', when Mr. Thorwald throws Jeff out the window a woman's scream is dubbed over his as he falls.

* DeathBecomesHer: Upon attempting to escape from Lisle's mansion, Ernest is chased by her two dobermans. And when the dogs rip off his suits, he screams in a high pitch.

** Marv (Daniel Stern's character) screams like a woman when [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BykZI8mnS_o he gets a tarantula put on his face by Kevin]] in the [[Film/HomeAlone first movie]] and when he's attacked by birds in [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork the second]].

** Marv (Daniel Stern's character) screams like a woman when [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BykZI8mnS_o he gets a tarantula put on his face by Kevin]] in the first movie and when he's attacked by birds in the second.
** In the third movie, the only one that didn't feature Kevin as the protagonist and Marv as the antagonist, we have the Groin Attack scene; it's more like singing than screaming, really.

* Van Pelt, the villain of ''Film/{{Jumanji}}'', is unexpectedly prone to this trope. He's launched on a boat at high speed into a wall, literally! And also Carl, when he's surfing a monsoon flood on a front door, and again when he sees a giant crocodile swimming past him.

* Van Pelt, the villain of ''Film/{{Jumanji}}'', is unexpectedly prone to this trope. He's launched on a boat at high speed into a wall, literally!

* Wesley Gibson (played by James [=McAvoy=]) spends about 20 minutes in the beginning of ''Film/{{Wanted}}'' doing just this after Fox (Creator/AngelinaJolie) takes him on a wild car chase.

%%* Jason in ''Film/MysteryTeam''.
%%* Stu in ''Film/TheHangover''.

%% * In ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog2020'', Doctor Robotnik has this reaction upon seeing the titular character for the first time, which gives Tom Wachowski enough of a distraction to punch him right in the face.

* ''Film/Venom2018'': When the [[SymbioticPossession Venom symbiote]] first tries talking to its host Eddie [[TheManInTheMirrorTalksBack through his reflection]], Eddie lets loose a high-pitched shriek, jumps backwards, and knocks himself out against the bathtub wall -- an ignominious beginning to a strong partnership.

* Averted and then Invoked in the film version of ''Film/{{Spawn}}''. After Al realizes that he's been dead for five years, he lets out a primal scream. The Violator then says "Aww, c'mon! You scream like a little girl! Scream like a man! Here, like this!" [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments and then lets out a very shrill, high-pitched, feminine shriek.]]

[[quoteright:350:[[Film/HomeAlone https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/marvscreams2016_12_07_21h32m46s007.jpg]]]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Now THIS is a man-scream!]]

* Maybe that's just the way Daniel Stern screams, as it also shows up in ''Film/CitySlickersIITheLegendOfCurlysGold''

** A more conventional example happens near the end of the film: of all the Nazis who end up victim of God's vengeance, Arnold Toht, the [[ColdBloodedTorture Cold-Blooded Torturer]], screams in a ''very'' high pitch and in a very ''female'' tone. [[ImMelting That is, before his head melts off and his screams turn into gurgling.]]