五月天新片首周破2000萬周董喊讚

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2013年9月23日上午7:53

「演唱會之王」五月天3D電影《5月天諾亞方舟》已於9月18日晚場起全台3D及4DX上映，陪粉絲度過中秋節假期，各地影迷不畏天兔颱風攪局，相約進影院一起「動次動次」，上映首周票房開出紅盤，全台衝到2058萬元，五月天魅力果然驚人。

台灣及內地的歌迷自發揪團，號召同好共組織了近百場包場，相約一起拿著五月天的演唱會「信物」螢光棒，進電影院狂歡！

《5月天諾亞方舟》耗資上億、歷時2年拍攝，記錄下40城市、71場五月天「諾亞方舟世界巡迴演唱會」，完整呈現演唱會的精華片段。目前正在創作新專輯的五月天主唱阿信，在電影上映期間，也不忘每天與歌迷們在網路上開「鍵盤派對」，透過臉書及微博回應各地歌迷看完電影的心得留言。

其中，有來自香港的歌迷在臉書po上電影票根照，表達自己等不及電影在香港上映，就先飛來台灣看電影；更有不少歌迷留言表示看電影時感動落淚，阿信幽默回應：「記得多喝水補充水分。」阿信回覆留言感謝歌迷對於電影和五月天的支持，讓得到阿信回應的歌迷們又驚又喜。

電影《5月天諾亞方舟》及「諾亞方舟世界巡迴演唱會」除了受到歌迷熱烈支持，演藝圈名人們也紛紛大力推薦。周杰倫大讚五月天將演唱會放進電影院，讓大家重新感受的想法非常不錯。曾搭上五月天「諾亞方舟世界巡迴演唱會」參與演出的師弟、師妹們更力挺五月天，經歷過在鳥巢10萬人壯觀場面的白安讚嘆：「原來音樂可以影響這麼多人，可以帶給大家這麼多正面能量。」MP魔幻力量及嚴爵，也將一起包場約歌迷看電影！

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