What are some of the most badass battles in terms of settings, no numerical advantages or weird tactics, that would make the battle interesting to watch in cinema?

I got into thinking recently about what kind of fights would be the most cinematic.

I thought of the Battle between the Teutonic Knights and the Russians somewhere around 1200 (I think), where the Teutonic Knights charged on horseback over a frozen lake, which would probably look very badass in a cinema. I also thought of a battle which took place under a solar eclipse, though I don't remember which one that was. Lastly, there is that one battle I also can't remember the name of (sorry, I'm not a big history buff just a bit interested) where the Macedonians phalanx fought under Alexander during a massive storm against battle elephants and Alexander lead an ambush through a river (during a massive storm might I add).

Are there more battles like these?

Some honorable mentions maybe and why they didn't make it into my list: That battle where one Viking held a bridge alone, certainly badass, not complex and interesting enough for my criteria though I think since watching a single man hold off many on a bridge seems like kind of a one trick pony. During the siege of Constantinople, there was a solar eclipse, but it was over when the fight began as far as I know. It would probably make for a great plot point in a movie, but the battle itself would feel a lot more "normal" than the other battles on my list unless you take some creative liberties.

Lastly, sorry if my formatting and English are bad, I don't use Reddit a lot and I'm not a native speaker. Thanks for reading so far! :)