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[Darth Wagtaros]

believe one of the Quaids was in it.  Surrounded by the Jerries, they fought until the Huns surrendered out of thurst?

[I Killed Kenny]

Yes and in reality there was no water but a mortar hit something and puff free water for everybody.

so do you know the name?

[Darth Wagtaros]

Nope.

[Berkut]

I don't know the name either.

In fact, there is a long list of movies that I don't the names of, I think.

[Grey Fox]

Legionnaires with Van Damme?

[Syt]

believe one of the Quaids was in it.  Surrounded by the Jerries, they fought until the Huns surrendered out of thurst?

Sounds like a remake of:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lost_Patrol_(1934_film)
(which was also a remake of a 1929 movie)

During World War I, the commanding officer of a small British patrol in the Mesopotamian desert is shot and killed by an unseen Arab sniper, leaving the Sergeant (Victor McLaglen) at a loss, since he had not been informed what their mission was. He decides to try to rejoin the brigade, even though he does not know where they are or where he is.

Eventually, the eleven men reach an oasis. During the night, one of the sentries is killed, the other seriously wounded, and all their horses are stolen, leaving them stranded. One by one, the remaining men are picked off by the unseen enemy. In desperation, the Sergeant sends two men chosen by lot on foot for help, but they are caught and tortured to death, before their bodies are sent back. The pilot of a British biplane spots the survivors, but nonchalantly lands nearby and is killed before he can be warned. The men take the machine gun from the plane and set the plane on fire in a desperate bid to attract British troops. Sanders (Boris Karloff), a religious fanatic, goes mad.

In the end, only the Sergeant is left. When the Arabs finally show themselves, he manages to kill them all with the machine gun he took from the airplane. Moments later, another British patrol arrives, attracted by the smoke from the burning plane.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

question:

Does anyone remember a movie that was about a battle in North Africa, where the allies were guarding a village that had the only source of water in the area.

I was this movie in the 90's when I was a kid so I don't know how old this movie is. Does anyone know it?

Remake of "Flight Of The Navigator." ?

[Darth Wagtaros]

Flight of the Navigator came out in the 80s. Not 90s.  And the remake does not exist.  There is no remake. NOTHING.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

Flight of the Navigator came out in the 80s. Not 90s.  And the remake does not exist.  There is no remake. NOTHING.

Bahh I remembered the title wrong. not that movie I meant Flight Of The Phoenix (which was 04 so likely too late to be the movie he meant.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

was it this one: not much of a description: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0186515/

[Darth Wagtaros]

Flight of the Phoenix was good.

[Savonarola]

Sounds like a remake of:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lost_Patrol_(1934_film)
(which was also a remake of a 1929 movie)

During World War I, the commanding officer of a small British patrol in the Mesopotamian desert is shot and killed by an unseen Arab sniper, leaving the Sergeant (Victor McLaglen) at a loss, since he had not been informed what their mission was. He decides to try to rejoin the brigade, even though he does not know where they are or where he is.

Eventually, the eleven men reach an oasis. During the night, one of the sentries is killed, the other seriously wounded, and all their horses are stolen, leaving them stranded. One by one, the remaining men are picked off by the unseen enemy. In desperation, the Sergeant sends two men chosen by lot on foot for help, but they are caught and tortured to death, before their bodies are sent back. The pilot of a British biplane spots the survivors, but nonchalantly lands nearby and is killed before he can be warned. The men take the machine gun from the plane and set the plane on fire in a desperate bid to attract British troops. Sanders (Boris Karloff), a religious fanatic, goes mad.

In the end, only the Sergeant is left. When the Arabs finally show themselves, he manages to kill them all with the machine gun he took from the airplane. Moments later, another British patrol arrives, attracted by the smoke from the burning plane.

Worth seeing just to watch Boris Karloff ham it up as a religious fanatic.  It's the only bad performance I've ever seen him do.

[Syt]

Flight of the Phoenix was good.

EVERY movie with Hardy Krüger is divine.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Who?  I was thinking about Bertie Wooster/Black Addar backup player

Flight of the Phoenix was good.

EVERY movie with Hardy Krüger is divine.

[Syt]

Who?  I was thinking about Bertie Wooster/Black Addar backup player

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