split-screen poster — Oversized title, silhouette with single figure

A cinematic movie poster splits between a lone tactical operative on the left and a blazing urban assault scene on the right. On the left side of the frame, an adult man in his thirties stands in three-quarter view, his eyes fixed on the viewer with a hard, focused stare. He has short light-brown hair and a clean-shaven face, and he wears black tactical gear: a heavy armored vest, a dark hooded jacket, and fingerless black gloves. In his hands he grips a black assault rifle held vertically across his body, its scope and barrel detailed in sharp relief. Straps, buckles, and pouches cross his chest and waist. Behind him, the far left edge of the frame fades into blown-out white, creating a stark high-contrast backdrop for his silhouette. On the right side of the frame, a tall stone government-style building is engulfed in flames, thick black smoke billowing upward into a dark sky. Bright orange fire pours from shattered windows on the upper floors, sending sparks into the air. Along the building's facade, small figures of soldiers rappel down ropes from the roof. In the lower-right of the frame, three hooded adult figures in dark rain gear advance with rifles raised, their faces masked. Across the upper-right of the poster, the word "TITLE" appears in enormous metallic silver capital letters with a beveled, chrome-like finish, glowing against the smoke. The letters overlap both the operative's shoulder and the burning facade. The lighting is harsh and high-contrast: a cold white key light from the left sculpts the adult man's face and weapon, while the right side of the frame is lit by the warm, flickering glow of the fire, casting orange highlights on the smoke and the soldiers' gear. The composition balances the cool, monochrome left half against the hot, chaotic right half, and the palette of icy white, charcoal black, and burning amber creates a mood of urgent, militarized crisis.