Warner Bros. has just released the first two posters for "Jupiter Ascending," the newest movie from the Wachowskis ("The Matrix"), each of which features one of the attractive leads in front of very stylized, sci-fi and fantasy heavy backdrops.

The film takes place in the future, and stars Channing Tatum as Caine, an ex-military bounty hunter sent to find Mila Kunis' Jupiter Jones, a normal girl with a special secret that makes her a target for some very powerful people.

New banner featuring @ChanningTatum in #JupiterAscending. Stay tuned for the new trailer today at 4:30pm PT! pic.twitter.com/Mx6n9e9W6W

— Warner Bros Pictures (@wbpictures) March 26, 2014

Tatum's poster is most striking, as we see the movie star tatted up -- if "Cloud Atlas" and this are any indications, the Wachowskis love their tattoos -- holding a big gun in a black leather outfit that is one part Han Solo and one part, well, "Magic Mike."

Behind Tatum in a number of golden spheres are enough sci-fi staples to make fans of "The Matrix" blush. On the upper left-hand corner is what looks to be a sinister alien, while the bottom right features some kind of robotic armored suit, similar to the suits from the Wachowskis' own "Matrix Revolutions." Clearly, the Wachowskis are promising some big-time sci-fi action.

Mila Kunis in #JupiterAscending. pic.twitter.com/3wiaDMH6Pl

— Warner Bros Pictures (@wbpictures) March 26, 2014

Kunis, meanwhile, has the more grounded poster. While Tatum looks like someone out of an old sci-fi serial, Kunis' character is dressed very simply, in a blue and white plaid shirt and black jeans.

Kunis too stands in front of golden spheres, which depict a sprawling metropolitan landscape, an old ballroom and what looks like a Queen out of a fantasy movie standing on a ledge above her people.

And does her costume seem vaguely reminiscent of a certain other regular girl taken to a strange, magical land of Oz? Hmmm...

If the movie delivers on the promise of the posters, it'll be one heck of a spectacle.

Check back with MTV News at 7:30 p.m. E.T. for a look at the brand new "Jupiter Ascending" trailer.