action movie poster design — Large Face Close-Up · Oversized Title · Bottom Title

An action poster of a hero's face dissolving into jungle fire. On the left, the huge weathered face of an adult man fills the frame, his blue eyes hard. On the right, the face dissolves into a burning jungle: helicopters rappelling soldiers, orange flames consuming green trees, the sky ablaze. Across the bottom, the white Chinese title "间接伤害" spans above the huge white English title "COLLATERAL DAMAGE" in bold capitals. The lighting is fiery sunset war. The color palette is flame orange, jungle green, and skin. The man's weathered skin is the fireman's, the blue eyes' hard a father's grief. His stubble's gray tells the years. The dissolving edge melts cheek into flame. The helicopters' black silhouettes rappel tiny figures, the ropes' thin vertical. The flames' orange tongues lick the green canopy, the sky's blaze white-hot. The white Chinese title's characters are stark, the huge English capitals bold and blocky. The fiery lighting is sunset war. The orange is the napalm. The green is the jungle. The skin is the man. The vengeful is the burn. The explosive is the 2000s. The hard is the photographic. The revenge is the fireman's. The jungle is the burning. The face is the dissolving. The fireman’s weathered is the skin. The skin is the Arnold. The Arnold is the hard. The hard blue are the eyes. The eyes are the grief. The grief is the father’s. The gray telling are the stubbles. The stubbles are the years. The years are the man’s. The melting cheeked is the edge. The edge is the dissolving. The dissolving is the face’s. The tiny rappelling are the figures. The figures are the silhouettes’. The silhouettes’ are the black. The thin vertical are the ropes. The ropes’ are the rappel’s. The rappel’s is the tiny. The licking orange are the tongues. The tongues’ are the flames’. The flames’ are the green’s. The white-hot blazed is the sky. The sky’s blaze is the white-hot. The white-hot is the war’s. The stark white are the characters. The characters’ are the Chinese’s. The Chinese’s is the title’s. The bold blocky are the capitals. The capitals’ are the English’s. The English’s is the huge. The war is the sunset’s. The collateral is the damage. Almost. Forever. The damage is done. The poster is collateral. The poster burns its fireman's revenge into the jungle, in a hard photographic style that feels vengeful, explosive, and 2000s-action.