“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 efeito de texto criado com a IA da FontVibe. Monumentais maiúsculas de título de filme em metal dourado quente, contornadas por um sol baixo com reflexo de lente, flutuando sobre uma vasta paisagem de montanhas na hora dourada.

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.