As a slightly satirical humorous film, this theme is different from the general anti-fascist film pain series, but has a rare and lovely spirit of resistance.
During the war years, life and death depended on fate and wealth. American soldier Kelly accidentally learned that the German bank had a huge amount of gold, so he united all walks of life to march on the enemy bank.
At this time, the money-grabbing squad was still in bad condition, but it also relied on a surprise attack to make a bloody road in the German control area, thinking about driving into the camp with tanks, who knew it was wiped out by its own air force. Traveling all the way through the mountains and water to landmines, seeing that the only land route was destroyed, Brother Wang called for the Hundred Orchestra to build a bridge and landed. For a while, the commander-in-chief at the rear was also inspired and set off in person.
The money-grabbing squad fought wits and courage all the way, but the two armies were disparity in equipment, and a German Tiger tank blocked their footsteps.
The concubines can't do it, but they can do it. . .
The slightly shabby three-minded customer finally impressed the enemy with the money, and the tiger tank guard stolen his own bank.
The most surprising thing is that this is an adaptation of a real story. . . So give it five stars, this victory is too rare.
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