It is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "I will never forget the tear-jerking scene of the movie."
All this is foreshadowed in the first — and best — scene of the movie.
(The essay includes a tangential reference to the bloody, climactic scene of the movie).
In Precious, we sat in a fluorescent dentist's office and it was the worst-lit scene of the movie.
"We shot the first scene of the movie on the first day, where she says 'My name is Temple Grandin.
Edgerton plays Mal, a thickset Sydney drugs cop who takes a bullet in the very first scene of the movie.
In the opening scene of the movie, a gaggle of stage mothers pounce on Karl Malden, demanding pink spotlights and special treatment for their cherubs.
We're behind the scenes of the movie we're watching.
The hardest thing was getting him to act like a completely normal person for the final scenes of the movie.
"It had the same handwriting as in the note she left me, which was in one of the last scenes of the movie.
The song features in one of the best scenes of the movie as does a repeated question about desert island groups.
In one of the final scenes of the movie, Jason Robards, dying of radiation poisoning, his daughter long turned into ash, finds his way back to the smoldering wreck of the Liberty Memorial.
