Female Pleasure, Pain Get Guy Home in Axe Filmercial

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When we heard there was yet another Axe viral…uh…branded entertainment thing floating about, we were fully prepared to hate it, figuring it’d be more of the same, lame tickle/dress/undress/ogle the hottie trivialized trash. But after viewing Let the Game Continue, a multi-part full-blown movie that follows the travails of a guy whose car has gone up in flames and the escapades he experiences with various women on his way home, we were truly stunned by its entertaining goodness. We watched the whole thing…every bit of it…all the way to the end. That in and of itself earns this effort very high marks from us.

Since this is a commercial, Axe does make several appearances in the movie but they are fully part of the story line and do not detract from but actually add to the the subtle humor that carries through the film’s plot. Damn, I just called it a film. Hate that. Anyone for Filmercial?

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