“HOW TO DATE MY EX A ROMANTIC COMEDY THE RULES WERE SIMPLE. THE EX WASN’T. IN THEATERS FEBRUARY 14” is a Cinematic text effect efecto de texto creado con FontVibe IA. Monumentales mayúsculas de título de película en metal dorado cálido, perfiladas por un sol bajo con destello de lente, flotando sobre un vasto paisaje de montañas en la hora dorada.

Create a vertical 2:3 theatrical romantic-comedy key-art poster on a clean warm-white seamless background. The background remains predominantly white, with controlled deep teal shadow falloff at the lower corners, a narrow amber rim-light band, shallow edge vignette, fine photographic film grain, and one subtle horizontal anamorphic lens flare crossing behind the title. Set the exact text, with flawless spelling and hierarchy: small top eyebrow: “A ROMANTIC COMEDY” dominant centered three-line title: “HOW / TO DATE / MY EX” small line below: “THE RULES WERE SIMPLE. THE EX WASN’T.” bottom metadata: “IN THEATERS FEBRUARY 14” Make “HOW TO DATE MY EX” occupy about 43% of the canvas height. Design every title letter as uppercase classical Roman square capitals: broad M and W, narrow I, rhythmically varied widths, moderate thick-thin contrast, wide tracking. The letters are carved ivory limestone, not flat print: deep incised V-cut channels, flared wedge serifs, crisp chiseled bevels, fine stone pores. A raking warm key light from upper left creates bright triangular serif highlights and hard miniature wedge shadows; cool teal fill light enters the incisions from lower right. Keep title faces pale ivory against the white field using charcoal-gray sidewalls and precise cast shadows for separation. Below the title, stage a comedic romance hero prop in the lower 28%: two small porcelain coffee cups on a glossy white cafe table, one tipped slightly, linked by a tangled red silk ribbon that forms an imperfect heart then loops around a torn, face-down instant photograph. The red ribbon casts a crisp shadow; a few teal reflections sit on the tabletop. Use shallow depth of field, photorealistic product-level detail, clean negative space, high-contrast cinematic grading. No people, no extra text, no logos, no illustrated cartoon style.