poster headline design — Oversized title with two figures, diagonal composition

A cinematic movie poster of two soldiers in armored exosuits charging through a smoky battlefield, set against a towering wall of repeated red slogan typography and a hazy ash-gray sky. Across the entire background, four rows of oversized red stencil capitals spell a repeated tagline slogan ("TAGLINE"), their letterforms partly veiled by drifting smoke. Cutting across the upper third of the frame, a large white stencil condensed title in bold uppercase ("TITLE") rides over the red slogan rows. On the left side of the foreground, an adult man in his thirties with short dark hair and a tense, dirt-smudged face leans forward, his gaze fixed off to the right. He wears a dark olive-green powered exosuit layered with gunmetal plates, articulated arm joints, ribbed cabling across the chest, and a yellow-striped shoulder plate. His right arm extends toward the right edge of the frame, gripping a massive bulky futuristic rifle whose muzzle erupts in a bright white flash and a spray of orange sparks. Behind him on the right side of the frame, an adult woman in her thirties with blonde hair pulled back stands slightly elevated, her face streaked with grime and set in fierce determination. She wears a similar dark combat exosuit with a sensor rig and coiled cable mounted on her shoulder, and aims a long rifle toward the right edge. Across the lower third of the frame, an out-of-focus mass of dark twisted wreckage lies in the immediate foreground, rendered as blurred black and brown shapes. In the midground behind the pair, the smoke thins to reveal faint silhouettes of shattered war machines and burning debris. Glowing embers and pale ash particles drift through the air between the figures and the typographic backdrop. On the far left edge, the red slogan letters are partially cropped, suggesting the text continues beyond the frame. In the upper-left corner, faint orange ember glows punctuate the gray haze. The title block occupies the upper quarter, its white letters weathered with small stencil breaks. No other legible text appears on the poster; no cast names or billing blocks are discernible. The exosuits show battle wear: scuffed paint, dust, and hydraulic seams along the forearms. The man's shoulder plate carries a small striped hazard marking in faded yellow. The lighting is harsh, diffused battlefield daylight filtered through thick smoke, with warm ember highlights kissing the metal edges of the suits, cool gray fill on the faces, and a hard white bloom at the rifle muzzle on the right. Deep shadows pool beneath the wreckage in the foreground while the backdrop glows pale and scorched. The composition balances the two figures in a left-front and right-back diagonal against the flat typographic wall behind them, rendered in a desaturated gray-green and gunmetal palette punctuated by signal-red lettering and warm ember sparks, in a gritty photorealistic action style, conveying a desperate, high-stakes battlefield mood.