Create a Cinematic Movie Poster Design

Generate a professional, cinematic movie poster for a [GENRE] film with the following comprehensive specifications: 1. **Movie Title**: "[MOVIE_TITLE]" — display this prominently using a [TITLE_FONT_STYLE] typeface (e.g., bold metallic lettering, elegant serif with a glow effect, distressed hand-painted font, minimalist sans-serif). The title treatment should reflect the film's tone. 2. **Tagline**: Include the tagline "[TAGLINE]" positioned [TAGLINE_POSITION] (e.g., above the title, below the title, across the top of the poster) in a subtle but readable font. 3. **Central Imagery**: The poster's main visual should depict [MAIN_IMAGE_DESCRIPTION] (e.g., a lone astronaut standing before a massive alien structure, two lovers silhouetted against a burning city, a detective's face half-hidden in shadow with a city reflected in their sunglasses). This should occupy approximately 60-70% of the poster. 4. **Supporting Visual Elements**: Include [NUMBER] secondary elements that hint at the plot: [ELEMENT_1] (e.g., a ticking clock in the background), [ELEMENT_2] (e.g., a fleet of ships on the horizon), and optionally [ELEMENT_3] (e.g., a symbolic animal or object). 5. **Color Grading & Mood**: Apply a [COLOR_GRADE] color grade (e.g., teal and orange blockbuster look, high-contrast noir black and white, warm golden-hour glow, cold desaturated dystopian palette). The mood should feel [MOOD] (e.g., epic and awe-inspiring, intimate and melancholic, tense and claustrophobic). 6. **Lighting**: Use [LIGHTING_TYPE] (e.g., dramatic rim lighting, harsh top-down spotlight, soft diffused natural light, lens flare from an explosion). 7. **Billing Block**: At the bottom of the poster, include a realistic-looking movie billing block with placeholder credits in the standard compressed movie credits font. 8. **Composition Style**: Reference the poster design approach of [REFERENCE_FILM_OR_DESIGNER] (e.g., 'Blade Runner 2049 poster composition,' 'Drew Struzan painted style,' 'A24 minimalist aesthetic,' 'classic James Bond gun-barrel framing'). 9. **Aspect Ratio**: Standard theatrical poster ratio of 27x40 inches (approximately 2:3 portrait). The final poster should be indistinguishable from a real Hollywood production's marketing material.