AI Movie Poster

Same prompt, seven image models — same fictional title, see who renders the bold display headline cleanly, who handles the credits-block hierarchy, who nails the aged-paper Drew Struzan aesthetic.

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Input & prompt

Variables

Movie title:NIGHT TRAINS

Prompt template

A vintage 1970s theatrical movie poster for a film titled "{{title}}".

Layout (poster aspect ratio 2:3, classic one-sheet):
- Upper half: the title "{{title}}" rendered in BOLD WEATHERED DISPLAY TYPOGRAPHY — distressed serif or condensed slab letterforms, hand-painted feel. The title fills most of the upper third, large and legible.
- Centre: an evocative, atmospheric illustration suggesting the title's mood — silhouettes against a dramatic sky, painterly figures, or a single stylised central subject. Hand-painted aesthetic in the style of Drew Struzan or John Alvin.
- Lower third: stacked smaller typography arranged like a vintage poster's credit block — a billing line at the top, a row of secondary credit lines below, then a "COMING THIS WINTER" tagline. Render as authentic-looking but ABSTRACT stylised typography — the credit block reads as a typographic design element, not as legible specific names. Period-appropriate condensed typeface. Smaller and tighter than the title.
- Bottom edge: micro-text strip — production company, certification rating, MPAA-style fine print. Decorative, smallest legible size.

Colour palette: aged paper texture, sepia tones with deep amber highlights and teal shadows. Warm cinematic colour grading. Subtle fold creases and edge wear.

Mood: cinematic, retro, hand-crafted, slightly mysterious.

Style references: Saul Bass minimalism, Drew Struzan painterly heroism, John Alvin atmospheric drama. Avoid: photo-collage style, modern slick graphic design, digital sans-serif fonts, misspelled or distorted typography, illegible title.