Do different cells have membranes with varying fluidity?

I'm wondering if the fluidity of a cell membrane can help determine the function of the cell- such as a muscle cell needed a more rigid membrane than a red blood cell. It seems that this would be the case, but I'm not sure if this is achieved through changing the fluidity of the membrane or something else.

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