A Breaking Bad-style reimagining of the Interstellar movie cover, blending gritty drama with cosmic visuals. The central figure is a man in a worn, yellow hazmat suit (a nod to Breaking Bad) standing in the middle of a barren desert landscape under a vast, surreal sky. His faceplate reflects a distorted, star-filled view of space, symbolizing the intersection of earthly struggle and interstellar exploration. Instead of a traditional spacesuit, subtle cracks and chemical stains mark the hazmat suit, blending science fiction with a grounded, gritty realism. In the background, massive dark clouds swirl with a greenish hue (inspired by chemical fumes and Breaking Bad’s signature aesthetic), interspersed with faint, ghostly rings of distant planets and stars. A broken RV sits to one side of the desert, half-buried in sand, symbolizing decay and survival. Near the horizon, a faint wormhole vortex swirls ominously, pulling the scene together with a cosmic tension. The title Interstellar is reimagined with Breaking Bad-inspired typography—block letters with chemical element boxes integrated into the design. The overall color palette includes deep blues, glowing green tints, and dusty yellows, creating a surreal, moody atmosphere that merges the grounded aesthetics of Breaking Bad with the cosmic grandeur of Interstellar.