ensemble poster design — Oversized title, symmetrical layout, overlapping elements

A photorealistic war movie poster shows three large floating adult male portraits above a burning city, beneath a sky crowded with fighter planes. The upper half is a pale stormy sky filled with dozens of small dark propeller fighter planes flying in loose formation. The planes' dark silhouettes vary in size, suggesting different distances. In the upper-left and upper-right corners, the tiny aircraft scatter toward the edges of the frame. In the center of the frame, a weathered adult man in his fifties wearing a dark military officer's cap stares straight out. The cap bears a silver eagle insignia above a dark green band and a gray visor. His lined face carries gray stubble, and his pale eyes hold a grim, steady gaze. On the left side, a clean-shaven adult man in his thirties with dark swept hair wears a dark collared shirt, his expression quietly sorrowful. On the right side, an adult man in his late thirties with a thin scar on his cheek wears a tan collared shirt, his jaw set. The three portraits overlap against the clouds, the central face largest and pushed forward. Soft cloud wisps drift between the faces, partially veiling their edges. Across the middle third, a massive distressed black uppercase title reads "TITLE", its letters scuffed and weathered. The lower third erupts in orange and crimson flames consuming a city street. A gray propeller-driven fighter plane sits on the ground amid the fire at the center of the lower band, its wings spread wide. Its propeller hangs motionless, tilted at an angle. On both sides, buildings burn fiercely, their facades hung with small vertical signs bearing illegible dark characters. Silhouetted crowds wave torches and small red-and-blue flags from the rooftops. The torch flames flicker as small orange points against the smoke. Along the bottom edge, scorched rubble and dark debris anchor the foreground. Twisted metal beams jut from the debris piles. The lighting is dramatic and split: cool gray daylight falls from above on the faces, while the lower half blazes with hot orange firelight that flickers upward in uneven highlights. Overall, the poster layers portraits, title, and inferno in stacked symmetrical balance, in a palette of ashen gray, fiery orange, and deep black rendered in sweeping photorealism, with a grim, heroic wartime mood.