Photorealistic cinematic sci-fi action, 16:9, 15 seconds, gritty blockbuster look, desaturated grey-teal palette, handheld camera, motion blur, dust and smoke, anamorphic lens flares. Setting: ruined downtown city street, old stone skyscrapers, overcast sky, burning cars, black smoke, falling debris. 0-4s: Low front-facing tracking shot of a matte-black 1970s muscle car with chrome supercharger intake on the hood, roof-mounted machine gun, glowing headlights, speeding toward camera through fire and smoke. Behind it, a spiky armored alien creature with glowing red eyes leaps in. An explosion erupts on the right. 4-6s: The car drifts hard, tires screeching, dust clouds. Side view, then rear view with red taillights and rear spoiler, flames on the road. 6-8s: Close-up of the car's open hood and engine as the front splits apart. Panels unfold, glowing blue light strips ignite along the mechanical limbs. 8-11s: The car transforms into a tall black armored robot with glowing blue circuits. Fast low-angle shot, the robot lunges forward at the alien. 11-13s: Close-up clash, the robot's fist smashes the alien's armored head, orange sparks fly, red eyes glowing. 13-15s: Wide shot, an explosion with a spark shower, then the robot stands in the burning street, smoke drifting, fire at its feet. Style: Michael Bay, Transformers-like, ultra-detailed metal, realistic physics, 4K. Negative prompt: cartoon, anime, CGI look, low quality, blurry, pixelated, distorted car shape, extra wheels, melting or morphing glitches, deformed robot, extra limbs, extra arms, broken anatomy, flickering, jitter, inconsistent car design, changing colors, bright colorful palette, text, subtitles, watermark, logo, people, humans, sunny sky, empty street, static camera, slow motion, duplicate characters.
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