The movie poster for 'Terminator: Dark Fate' features a dramatic composition with warm hues, high contrast, and intense lighting. At the top center is Linda Hamilton, a middle-aged woman with short blonde hair wearing black aviator sunglasses, dressed in tactical gear including a black shirt with red markings on the shoulders, dark pants, and a black vest with multiple pockets. She holds a large black shotgun with both hands across her chest, her expression serious and determined. To her left is Arnold Schwarzenegger, shown as an older man with a beard and short gray hair, wearing a brown leather jacket over a darker inner garment. He holds a modern tactical rifle with both hands, his expression stern and focused. Below them are three additional characters: a female character with short blonde hair in a black sleeveless tactical vest and pants, holding a thick chain with metal loops in both hands; a female character with long dark hair in a black top, walking beside her; and another female character in a black outfit with a white collar, standing slightly behind. The background showcases a massive metallic skull resembling T-800 Terminator, with glowing red eyes, intricate mechanical details, and visible wires and vents, looming over the characters from the right side. The skull's eye sockets emit a bright red light, creating a menacing effect. The lower part of the poster depicts a scene of destruction with burning vehicles, explosions, smoke, and scattered debris against a backdrop of a cityscape under a fiery amber sky. Text at the top identifies the main actors: 'LINDA HAMILTON', 'ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER', 'MACKENZIE DAVIS', and 'NATALIA REYES'. The title 'TERMINATOR DARK FATE' appears in bold italicized letters towards the bottom left, followed by credits and release information in French, including mentions of director Tim Miller, producers James Cameron and Charles Eglee, and writers David Goyer, Justin Rhodes, and Billy Ray. Additionally, it states 'LE PRODUCTEUR JAMES CAMERON EST DE RETOUR UN FILM DE TIM MILLER, REALISATEUR DE DEADPOOL' and 'LE 23 OCTOBRE AU CINÉMA'. The overall mood is intense and action-packed, with high contrast and saturation enhancing the dramatic atmosphere.
