蕭敬騰以靈魂吶喊痞子英雄2能療癒

大宇娛樂

2014年9月10日上午3:35

《痞子英雄》電影版第二部《痞子英雄：黎明再起》，即將於10月2日上映，近日推出由蕭敬騰作曲、林夕填詞的主題曲〈天敵〉90秒MV首播，十分震撼人心！

蔡岳勳導演希望有一首歌能在電影行至片尾時，將吳英雄及陳真這兩位男主角歷經浩劫後，重新充滿勇氣的無比力量，傳遞至每位觀眾的心中，而演唱這首主題曲的歌手必須擁有療癒能量且穿透力十足的歌聲，蔡導馬上想到了蕭敬騰。

老蕭只聽了蔡導說的一段故事，就馬上完成曲子，導演說：「跟蕭敬騰這次的合作，不僅看到他對音樂的熱情及執著，更看出他有無窮的企圖心，已經想好接下來應該有更緊密的合作。」

這首片尾曲〈天敵〉，讓觀眾帶著滿滿感動走出戲院。林夕老師寫的詞有畫龍點睛之效，將《痞子英雄：黎明再起》的信念，以另一種形式傳神刻劃，「只有勇氣，不只勇氣，頂天立地做個英雄再尋找，那自己的天地。最後一口氣，一定是勇氣，如果分辨黑白更需要膽氣，最後的天敵，那就是我自己！」

林夕老師完美詮釋痞子英雄的真締，描述英雄不只是有勇氣，因為頂天立地做個英雄不容易，他們要不怕犧牲，不畏恐懼，就算只剩最後一口氣，也要拚著勇氣拿出分辨黑白的膽氣，哪怕要挑戰的天敵就是自己！

在90秒MV中，蕭敬騰用豐沛情感的療癒唱腔，盡情地吶喊，為電影畫面中所有角色注入靈魂。趙又廷、林更新飾演的兩位警探吳英雄與陳真，將面臨史上最艱苦的挑戰，張鈞甯飾演的鑑識官藍西英也面臨人生最大抉擇而吶喊，黃渤跟關穎飾演的苦命鴛鴦，此時面臨生離死別，修杰楷跟鄒承恩飾演正反死敵，為理念拚死搏鬥！什麼是正義？為了正義可以不惜代價嗎？人性與正義，該如何抉擇？

毀滅之後，才能找到重生的力量嗎？面對痛苦的犧牲，該如何找到勇氣與希望，並繼續走下去？黑暗帶來光明，毀滅造就重生，這正是《痞子英雄：黎明再起》所要闡述的信念。幕前幕後人員都是憑藉內心的勇氣，一鼓作氣，撐到最後一口氣，就是要讓自己演出的角色讓觀眾動容。

蔡岳勳導演說：「希望亞洲電影也能夠創造出電影和電影主題曲完美結合的成果，這種靈肉合一的境界在這部片真的做到了。」下週二 (9/16) 導演將率領主唱蕭敬騰及女主角張鈞甯，在台北捷運101站5號出口跟粉絲們分享〈天敵〉完整版MV。

耗資6億打造的新格局動作鉅片《痞子英雄：黎明再起》，企圖開創華語電影全新視野與規模，片中將呈現驚心動魄的城市災難毀滅場面，電影開場5分鐘，海港城就面臨前所未有的危險，所有交通幹道皆被炸彈客攻擊，捷運、跨海大橋一一爆炸。更猛烈的攻擊一波波來襲，連吳英雄 (趙又廷飾) 工作的南區分局、連接本島的隧道都被炸毀，敵方火力全開，而更可怕的災難還在後面，海港城將陷入一片黑暗，電力磁力全部消失，世界回歸到最原始的狀態……

在這一集電影中，觀眾不僅可看到蔡岳勳導演網羅國際團隊，共同創造的城市毀滅壯觀場面，以及專屬於東方的動作美學，在劇情的鋪陳上，蔡導一向擅長勾勒角色情感的功力，在這一次也獲得發揮。

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