I think this actually helps show the biggest difference in how we view and rate films, 1SO. I'd almost always rate a movie that has even one A or A+ scene or sequence higher than a film that is solidly a B throughout. Where it seems like you really appreciate films that can achieve a consistent quality level throughout, which anyone who works in the industry knows, is remarkably challenging. You could argue achieving that one A+ scene is probably easier than crafting an entire film at the B level.