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When Harry Met Sally...

Most Rewatchable Scene

The final preferences split among the first diner conversation, the Temple of Dendur scene, and the wagon-wheel coffee-table breakdown; many other compact scenes are preserved as nominations.

In the discussion (11)
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  • The 1977 car ride, grape spitting, diner order, Sheldon discussion, days-of-the-week underwear, and last-page habit are nominated as an opening cluster.
  • The 1982 airplane scene is nominated for the airport rule, white-man’s overbite, and debate over post-sex affection.
  • Carrie Fisher’s first lunch and Bruno Kirby’s batting-cage/baseball introduction are nominated together.
  • The Temple of Dendur “pecan pie” conversation is nominated for its photography, playfulness, and submerged romantic tension; one participant selects it.
  • The failed double date and the cab aftermath are nominated.
  • The Sharper Image “Surrey with the Fringe on Top” scene is nominated.
  • Harry’s “wagon-wheel coffee table” breakup rant is nominated and becomes one participant’s final choice.
  • The split-screen calls after Harry and Sally sleep together are nominated, with the difficult 61-take production story included.
  • The New Year’s Eve ending is admitted despite reservations discussed later.
  • The Katz’s Delicatessen fake-orgasm scene is recognized as iconic but rejected as overlong and less rewatchable.
  • The first diner scene receives one final preference for setting the film’s tone through a dense run of jokes.