Sahara (1995)

The righteous anti-fascist coalition and Nazi fascist Germans fought for a dry well in the Sahara Desert. Think about it: the two armies met and fought to the death for a dry well. Why? The coalition forces knew that there was no water in the well, but they could not give up that line of defense. Otherwise, the Germans will cross the lines and threaten more coalition forces. However, after a round of fighting, the coalition forces were left with only nine men and were short of ammunition, only under the cover of a dilapidated historic mosque in the desert. If you look at the German army, they have excellent equipment and sufficient ammunition, and they have an absolute advantage in numbers, about 900. Although, they are short of water. But this is a huge disparity, a battle of 100 rivalries! I can't help but shudder. After a fierce battle, the coalition forces won! There are only two people left.