It is “Dramatic”, only because it was caught on camera.
Runway incursions are, unfortunately, a part of flying, and pilots train for them. There are about 250+ reported incursions a year in the US alone, (who knows how many go unreported).
It is a focus point for FAA Safety Programs, and everyone that drives on a secured airport has to go through the program yearly.
Last week, we were close to touching down on the first leg of a flight back to CA between Jacksonville, FL and Atlanta. The pilot then pulled it up to go around, and announced that a plane hadn’t cleared the runway. Guess that happens somewhat frequently, thankfully without incident most of the time.
If I recall correctly, Atlanta was where a traffic controller recently gave an instruction to an airliner, then announced she was “just kidding”. Yikes.
Our AA flight from Dallas to Bradley International in Hartford on 6/8 had to abort its landing as there was a last minute runway incursion. I had this happen once before at Bradley.
When I worked in downtown San Diego years ago, my office had a view of both landing planes and the airport runway. From time-to-time, I would hear the roar of jet engines as the pilot had to abort his landing due to a runway incursion. In one case, a jet just started its takeoff. As it was heading down the runway, the landing jet was heading off above it to gain altitude. That one was quite close.