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{{quote|'''Scott''': "I don't hit girls."<br /> |
{{quote|'''Scott''': "I don't hit girls."<br /> |
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* ''[[Rush Hour]] 2'' Played with. As Carter (Chris Tucker) has to fight [[Zhang Ziyi]]'s character, he says "I'm gonna pretend you a man. A very beautiful man with a great body that I'd like to take to the movies." |
* ''[[Rush Hour]] 2'' Played with. As Carter (Chris Tucker) has to fight [[Zhang Ziyi]]'s character, he says "I'm gonna pretend you a man. A very beautiful man with a great body that I'd like to take to the movies." |
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* ''Fighter'', a Danish film, the sensei orders one of the members of the [[Action Girl]] lead's new kung fu club to fight her. He protests that he doesn't fight women. The sensei tells him to fight everyone, or leave. |
* ''Fighter'', a Danish film, the sensei orders one of the members of the [[Action Girl]] lead's new kung fu club to fight her. He protests that he doesn't fight women. The sensei tells him to fight everyone, or leave. |
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* ''[[XXX (Film)|xXx]]: State of the Union'' Almost averted. Darius had no problem punching or incapacitating [[Dark Action Girl|Charlie]], but seems cannot bring himself finish her off. [[Colonel Badass|His superior]] must do this for him, saying "I told you you should kill that bitch". |
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* ''[[Ghost Dog: The Way of The Samurai]]'' plays with this trope. Louie, despite being a mobster, won't take any action against a female [[Meddlesome Patrolman|traffic cop]] who pulled him over for speeding, even though she's needlessly holding him up from attempting to get his dying friend Vinny to the hospital. Vinny, however, (who is also a mobster) [[Would Hit a Girl|doesn't even hesitate to shoot her]]. When a horrified Louie calls him on it, Vinny responds by saying that he's just treating her like he would any other cop. |
* ''[[Ghost Dog: The Way of The Samurai]]'' plays with this trope. Louie, despite being a mobster, won't take any action against a female [[Meddlesome Patrolman|traffic cop]] who pulled him over for speeding, even though she's needlessly holding him up from attempting to get his dying friend Vinny to the hospital. Vinny, however, (who is also a mobster) [[Would Hit a Girl|doesn't even hesitate to shoot her]]. When a horrified Louie calls him on it, Vinny responds by saying that he's just treating her like he would any other cop. |
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* ''[[The Good the Bad And The Ugly]]'' averts this trope in order to [[Kick the Dog|show how evil The Bad is]]. However, according to an interview with the actor in question (Lee Van Cleef), he [[Mean Character Nice Actor|refused to actually hit her]], so they had to use his stunt man for that scene. |
* ''[[The Good the Bad And The Ugly]]'' averts this trope in order to [[Kick the Dog|show how evil The Bad is]]. However, according to an interview with the actor in question (Lee Van Cleef), he [[Mean Character Nice Actor|refused to actually hit her]], so they had to use his stunt man for that scene. |
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