movie poster design — overlapping elements with bottom title and vivid palette

A cinematic movie poster unfolds a cosmic scene in deep blue and black, dominated by a colossal eye-like formation gazing down from the top of the frame. In the upper-left corner, wisps of luminous blue energy trail like filaments from the edge toward the center, and in the upper-right corner matching strands of crackling blue light converge inward. Tiny pale sparks drift along the blue filaments at both upper corners, adding a sense of crackling motion to the stillness of the void. At the top center of the frame hovers a gigantic iris-like disc: a dark oval void ringed by swirling cobalt and electric-blue energy, glowing with an inner white rim along its lower arc and a thin band of coral-red light hugging its underside. From beneath the disc, a row of long tapering blue-black beams radiates downward like dark icicles, each streak tipped with a faint reddish point as it descends toward the middle of the composition. Across the center of the frame these beams hang over a starless indigo void. Along the bottom third, the glowing curve of the Earth rises into view: a crescent of the planet rendered in vivid blues and whites with swirling cloud patterns, its sunlit side catching pale blue light while the night side falls into black shadow. Across the lower band, overlapping the Earth's dark limb, tall elegant thin-stroked letters read "TITLE" in a gradient from soft pink to deep crimson, the letter "O" formed as a perfect ring. In the lower-left corner the Earth's curve meets the black edge of the frame, and in the lower-right corner the darkness deepens around the planet's shadowed side. No human figures appear in the scene. The lighting is otherworldly: the great eye radiates cold blue luminescence downward onto the planet's curve, while the Earth's day side glows with soft solar reflection against the black of space, and the title letters carry their own faint inner glow. The beams are unevenly spaced, some leaning slightly, like light falling through water. A faint violet tint rims the upper arc of the eye, softening into the surrounding black. The Earth's clouds swirl in spirals, brightest over the sunlit crescent. Tiny star-like specks glint in the black void between the beams. Overall the composition balances the looming cosmic eye above against the serene planetary curve below, in a palette of electric cobalt, deep space black, and ember red, rendered in a classic airbrushed science-fiction illustration style with a mood of vast uncanny awe.