Question: User: Create a highly realistic cinematic animation of a commercial passenger airplane flying through turbulent storm clouds at sunset. Start with a wide exterior shot showing the aircraft above a detailed cloud layer with realistic atmospheric depth, sunlight breaking through gaps, distant rain shafts, and subtle lightning inside the clouds. Build the airplane as a believable mechanical object with a detailed fuselage, wings, engines, landing gear doors, control surfaces, windows, antennas, navigation lights, panel variation, and realistic proportions. Do not make it look like a few simple cylinders and boxes. Animate the aircraft with believable mass and inertia. The wings should flex subtly during turbulence. Control surfaces should move naturally. Engines should vibrate slightly. The aircraft should roll, pitch, and recover smoothly instead of snapping between rotations. Show several cinematic shots: 1. wide tracking shot beside the aircraft 2. close-up of one engine and wing moving through turbulence 3. front three-quarter shot entering a dense cloud 4. dramatic shot as lightning briefly illuminates the aircraft 5. final smooth shot emerging from the storm into warm sunlight Use realistic materials, reflections, roughness variation, contact shading, atmospheric fog, volumetric-looking clouds, subtle motion blur, restrained bloom, natural exposure changes, particles for rain and moisture, and secondary motion where appropriate. Camera movement should feel physically operated, with smooth acceleration, inertia, slight lag, and natural settling. Avoid robotic perfect movement. Prioritize detail and realism on the airplane itself before spending complexity on decorative background effects.