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The phrase "a great scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particularly impressive or memorable moment in a film, play, or any visual narrative.
Example: "The movie had a great scene where the protagonist finally confronts the antagonist, leaving the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "an amazing moment" or "a fantastic sequence".
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It's a great scene".
This was a great scene, a nice place to be.
"There's a great scene in Sandford," he enthuses.
In a great scene the screen lifts to reveal lights, apparatus and characters.
"Help" has a great scene in a pub, when Ringo gets lost.
There is a great scene in which he visits his aunt in Moscow.
'One of the Best' "This is a great scene," Mr. Allen said.
There is a great scene in Robert Lewis Taylor's biography "W.C.
Giamatti has a great scene where he talks about the essence of fecal matter and magic.
But I remember a great scene in "The Godfather: Part II".
It's a great scene because of what Kurtz and O'Byrne do with it.
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