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An action epic poster shows four faces: a modern woman, a man in a fedora, a princess, and Jackie Chan as a Qin general in armor. The general's weathered face dominates the right in a bronze helmet. The faces' warm lighting unifies. Below, tiny silhouettes ride horses across a plain. The title "TITLE" appears in huge black brush-style Chinese characters. Above it, the English word "MYTH" appears in smaller black capitals. The brush title's energy is calligraphic. The armor's bronze glows. The time-travel epic's scope impresses. The faces' star power anchors. The horses' tininess suggests scale. The warm haze unifies. The composition's faces-above-action is classic. The Qin detail is authentic. The modern-ancient contrast intrigues. The adventure's romance promises. The 2005 epic's ambition shows. The brushwork's artistry is Chinese. The poster's warmth invites. The legend's grandeur looms. Warm golden lighting bathes the faces in epic glow, the background hazy. The armor shines bronze. The brush title stands boldly. The horses silhouette. The lighting's warmth suits the epic. The Qin's terracotta stands. The Han's palace intrigues. The general's loyalty tested. The princess's love doomed. The elixir's quest drives. The tomb's discovery parallels. The archaeologist's dream blurs. The 2005's budget soars. The Stanley Tong's direction. The Jackie's dual role. The Kim Hee-sun's beauty. The Mallika's princess. The Tony Leung Ka-fai. The stunts' wirework flies. The theme's song haunts. The box office's dragon. The epic's romance sweeps. The myth's retelling charms. The rewatch's comfort holds. The classic's status among fans. The Qin's terracotta stands. The Han's palace intrigues. The general's loyalty tested. The princess's love doomed. The elixir's quest drives. The tomb's discovery parallels. The archaeologist's dream blurs. The 2005's budget soars. The Stanley Tong's direction. The Jackie's dual role. The Kim Hee-sun's beauty. The Mallika's princess. The Tony Leung Ka-fai. The stunts' wirework flies. The theme's song haunts. The box office's dragon. The epic's romance sweeps. The myth's retelling charms. The rewatch's comfort holds. The classic's status among fans. The 2005's December release. The Stanley Tong's action. The Jackie Chan's dramatic. The Kim Hee-sun's princess. The Tony Leung Ka-fai's general. The Mallika Sherawat's. The Yu Rongguang's. The Ken Lo's. The 15M's budget. The 120M's gross. The China-HK co-production. The Hubei's locations. The wirework's ballet. The terracotta's army. The theme song's "Endless Love". The Jackie-Kim duet. The Mandarin's version. The Cantonese's dub. The fans' favorite. The epic's rewatch. The legend's filmography. The myth's endurance. The composition arrays the four fated faces over the tiny horsemen and the brush title; the palette of armor bronze, haze gold, and title black gives the poster a classic Hong Kong epic style and a mood of timeless legendary romance.