two-character poster — Oversized title, close-up, stacked type

A photorealistic action movie poster depicts two dust-caked figures in tight close-up, set beneath a storm-black sky scorched with a giant grunge-textured title. The upper half of the frame is a vast field of near-black night, empty except for the towering typography stacked across it. A huge "TITLE" in scorched yellow-orange capitals fills the top third in two massive lines, its surfaces mottled with rust-brown pits, drips, and erosion, followed by a smaller condensed subtitle line in flat amber-yellow capitals directly beneath. Across the lower half, the frame drops to a ground-level scene where the two figures crowd the foreground, their faces and shoulders filling the bottom two-thirds. On the left side of the frame, a adult woman in her twenties with a shaved head and piercing green eyes stares directly forward, her face streaked with soot and dried grime, her expression hard and unsmiling. She wears a sleeveless tan canvas vest over a dark hooded underlayer, with dark metallic goggles hanging from a strap at her collarbone. Behind her and slightly to the right, a weathered man leans in with his head bowed, wearing a battered dark leather head-brace whose riveted metal straps cage his jaw. His coarse tan coat stretches across a broad shoulder, the woven fabric catching a warm rim light. In the background behind them, a band of vivid turquoise sky stretches across the middle distance, torn by heavy black storm clouds rolling in from the upper-left. Along the horizon, a thin line of molten orange-yellow glow burns like a distant fire or dying sunset. In the lower-right background, dark blurred silhouettes of wrecked vehicles sit against the teal glow. Small bright specular highlights glint off the brace's buckles and the goggles' rivets. The lighting is a hard, low, sun-scorched key from the right that rakes across both faces, carving deep shadows beneath the cheekbones, while the stormy upper background sinks into near-blackness and a cool cyan fill from the teal sky balances the warm highlights on skin. On the woman's shoulder, beads of sweat and grains of dust catch the light against the dark fabric. Near the bottom-left corner, the folds of her hooded garment dissolve into deep shadow. Across the lower-right corner, the man's shoulder and the blurred edge of machinery anchor the frame's weight. The grain of the woman's weathered skin, the scuffed leather of the brace, and the coarse weave of both garments are rendered in sharp photographic detail. No other legible text appears anywhere; the scorched "TITLE" is the only typography, and the bottom edge carries no credits. In the center of the frame, the woman's green eyes lock onto the observer, becoming the single sharpest point of focus in the entire poster. Overall, the composition balances the typographic weight of the huge upper title against the intensity of the two lower faces in a gritty photorealistic style, its palette of scorched amber, stormy teal, and black driving a mood of feral, sun-baked menace.