Great Scenes in Movie History That Aren't Typically Considered Great Scenes

[Serrart]

Originally Posted by David

This great scene features the extraordinary Francis L. Sullivan as the barrister Jaggers & John Mills as Pip.
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from David Lean's "Great Expectations" (1946)

I have no idea if these are typically considered great scenes or not but:
-The closing scene in California Suite episode with Maggie Smith and Michael Caine
- Laurence Olivier wandering nervously backstage for few moments before getting on scene for the first time in Henry V
- Judi Dench and Anthony Hopkins' dinners in 84 Charing Cross Road
- Spencer Tracy & Katharine Hepburn's breakfast in Adam's Rib
- John Dall and Joan Chandler talking of the real and imaginary paintings in Rope
- Harry (Gene Hackman) speaking with the lady (can't remember who she is) in his workshop in The conversation
- Al Pacino looking at Penelope Ann Miller dancing with another man in Carlito's way
- Fred Astaire helping Audrey Hepburn to pick up the books in Funny Face
- The kitchen conversation in The Magnificent Ambersons
- Jack Nicholson telling Anjelica Huston about the broken vase in Prizzi's Honor

... and many more.

Romy