Jake Speed (1986) was an amusing parody of Indiana Jones and other adventurer films that were popular during the eighties
 and nineties. The film was a great success and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture. It was also nominated in the Best Animated Feature category for the first time in 1983. This film is a perfect example of how to make a good film. I loved the film and loved it so much that I rented it and watched it again. My favorite part of the movie is when the two main characters are talking about the future of mankind. They are discussing the possibility of a nuclear war. In the end, they are both very happy and happy. There is also a scene where the main character is talking to a girl about how great it is to be a human being. She is very sad and sad. When the girl is crying, she is saying that she loves her. That is the perfect ending for this film.<br /><br />The film has a very good story and is well acted. However, the acting is not great. Some of it was done well, but the rest was not. For example, when a character talks about a future that is going to happen, he is just talking. He is so sad, and so happy, that he doesn't know what he wants to do. Also, there is no real story to the characters
 but were not as popular as the original. The film is a parody on the adventures of the great Arthur Conan Doyle, who was a great adventurer and a good writer. It is an interesting film that has some great moments and some good moments that are not quite as good as what is shown in the film. This film has a lot of great scenes and great characters. I think that this film will be a classic for fans of Conan and his adventures. If you like Conan, you will love it. You will enjoy it even more. There are some scenes that you may not like, but you'll enjoy them. And you won't be disappointed. <3.5/10. Recommended. 8/5 stars.<br /><br><b />****** out of 10. Not recommended for children. 7/20 stars for adults.<br />*** out to all who liked this movie. 10/25 stars.<b>**** out for all those who didn't like it.<div><div id="cite_note_1" class="mw-wimg-wrap" data-mso-image-url="http://www.w3schools.com/W3/Saved/movies/cites_cited