Featured Audience Ratings

• Stella D

  
  kind of forgettable. i can say this cuz i watched it all the way to the last scene before i realized i had seen it before :\

• Graham J

  
  Bogart puts in another great performance in this WWII classic.

• Michael G

  
  Sahara was a seriously overlooked Humphrey Bogart gem that sadly gets none of the credit it deserves. Its not really Bogart's movie, more of a team effort with great camaraderie and chemistry between the characters and cast respectively. Sahara has great photography and avoids… More
  Sahara was a seriously overlooked Humphrey Bogart gem that sadly gets none of the credit it deserves. Its not really Bogart's movie, more of a team effort with great camaraderie and chemistry between the characters and cast respectively. Sahara has great photography and avoids the claustrophobic studio sets of the time. The movie does get a little sentimental but what do you want from a war movie that came out during WWII? All of this and watching a Nazi die in a pretty gruesome way gets you yelling at the screen. A must for any Bogart fan.

• danny d

  
  a unique and inventive war film, a bit slow on the uptake but an ending that sets the stage for many other war films like it. entertaining characters and interesting dialogue make for a highly recommended and excellent film.

• Matthew Y

  
  A great, and little known, war classic staring Humphrey Bogart about an American tank crew retreating from the advancing German forces in the Sahara desert. Desperate for water, the crew and their enemy captives, face tough decisions as they try to survive in the harsh environment.… More
  A great, and little known, war classic staring Humphrey Bogart about an American tank crew retreating from the advancing German forces in the Sahara desert. Desperate for water, the crew and their enemy captives, face tough decisions as they try to survive in the harsh environment. Finally finding a well with a small trickle of water they set-up camp as an entire German battalion closes in. Knowing that the German's believe the empty well to be full they hole-up in an attempt to keep the army at bay while one of their members tries to locate some allied help. The film is thoroughly engaging as the suspicions, accusations and betrayals mount. When pushed to the point of desperation its amazing the things that man is capable of. Bogart believed this WWII action film to be one of the best he'd ever made. It's hard to disagree.

• Mark K

  
  If you watch the film with an understanding of when it was made, and that it's a platform for propaganda, you'll appreciate its finer moments. Those finer moments include gritty and excellent performances from the cast; some well-orchestrated small-unit action sequences, and… More
  If you watch the film with an understanding of when it was made, and that it's a platform for propaganda, you'll appreciate its finer moments. Those finer moments include gritty and excellent performances from the cast; some well-orchestrated small-unit action sequences, and nice cinematography. The interaction between the various nationalities is surprisingly frank, if you discount the US bias in the film. There's some smart, soldierly, and realistic dialogue here. Humphrey Bogart doesn't usually play this kind of action hero, so it's interesting to see him in the role of the tough sergeant. While not as sweeping as some desert epics, it will make you as thirsty as the soldiers portrayed in it. Good score by Miklos Rozsa.

• Andre T

  
  Explosive action from the beggining to the end, in this 1943 classic, with the presence of Hunphrey Bogart, in an envolving story of a platoon lost in the middle of the Sahara desert,during world war II.A must see.

• cody f

  
  Bogart fighting Nazi's in the desert! Nuff said! Great film about a lone tank heading deep into the Sahara Desert to escape the Nazi's. Bogie is a American tank commander who picks up some Brits,Aussies,a Frenchey,a African and a enemy Italian and Nazi on the way to a oasis… More
  Bogart fighting Nazi's in the desert! Nuff said! Great film about a lone tank heading deep into the Sahara Desert to escape the Nazi's. Bogie is a American tank commander who picks up some Brits,Aussies,a Frenchey,a African and a enemy Italian and Nazi on the way to a oasis to find water. The Nazi's are on their back and the Oasis becomes a Alamo type fortress. Great story and acting in beautiful Black and White.Everyone in the Supporting cast is fantastic and the viewer develops a bond with all of them. This movie is supposedly one of Bogart's favorite films he ever made. I can see why, greatness.

• Barry L

  
  The scene at the end is an absolute classic. Loved it!

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