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GPT Image 2 · en
A dark, gothic suspense movie poster with a cinematic feel. In the center of the image, a man in a trench coat and fedora, with his back to the viewer, gazes up at a magnificent yet oppressive Gothic clock tower. The clock face glows, the surrounding structure is collapsing, and dark fragments scatter and fall. The scene is set in a misty, damp cobblestone square on a nighttime day, illuminated by warm yellow streetlights and light filtering through the surrounding European-style buildings. A full moon pierces through the clouds. Three crows are depicted: one perched on a stone tablet on the left, and two flying in the sky. The stone tablet on the left is inscribed with the words "VERITAS IN UMBRA, TEMPUS NEMINI PARET". On the right is a wooden signpost with three directional signs: "Marktplatz", "Uhrenturm", and "Alte Gasse", next to which lies a newspaper with the words "Die Uhr steht." and "Wer lügt?". The poster uses an elegant, slightly worn serif Japanese font. The horizontal slogan at the top reads:{argument name="top tagline" default="At midnight, time stops, and lies begin to move."} The vertical slogan in the upper left corner is:{argument name="side tagline" default="The sound of that bell buried the truth."} The main title in the center below is {argument name="main title" default="The Clock Tower Murders"} Below the title is a smaller tagline, "Who deceived me?", followed by a realistic credits list including the director, actors, and crew members. The release information is displayed at the very bottom.{argument name="release date" default="Coming to theaters nationwide in Fall 2025"} The website URL and rating are displayed alongside the image. The entire poster is decorated with a delicate, ornate gold border.Verwendung
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