Michael, after giving several characters a crash-course in automatic weapons usage, says if they get it wrong, it might blow their hand off. Cue everyone looking at Percy, a former military man, and his hook for a hand.
Percy: "What the fuck ya'll lookin' at me for?"
There's also the scene near the end when Audrey tries to shoot Gabriel in the face with a flare gun. She misses, but the flare bounces around for a bit and hits Gabriel anyway.
Michael going against God (and thus being called "rebel son" by Gabriel). In some countries, Christianity got a bit muddled, so there are places that believe Michael is the one who got cast from heaven for mutiny.
Michael is actually the angel usually used for doling out God's judgment in the Bible, while Gabriel is usually the angel that is the deliverer of good news (i.e. the message to the virgin Mary). A viewer who know these traits beforehand will see that the movie has a special ironic streak to it.
Heartwarming Moments: When Michael tells Jeep that he's the biggest reason why Michael still has hope for humanity. See Big Brother Mentor on the main page.
He's Just Hiding: Given how her body is never seen, many fans like to think that Audrey survives the Heroic Sacrifice that sends her flying through the windshield of a high-speed car.
Ho Yay: One particular scene with Michael and Jeep could give slash authors one too many ideas.
Narm: The whole damn film is filled with Narm and Narm Charm to the brim. Moviegoers went into hysterics after watching the trailer featuring that possessed old lady climbs up onto the ceiling. The whole scene with the granny qualifies, really. Hearing an old lady say, "You and your fucking baby are going to burn" is hilarious, not scary. There's also the Creepy Child ("I just want to play with your baby") and Gabriel's chainsaw-mace.
Ships That Pass in the Night: Audrey/Gabriel is rather popular on FanFiction.Net and DeviantArt. This despite the fact that the two share exactly one scene, where she tries to strangle him and they both go through the windshield of a car at 90 miles an hour. Being an archangel, he lives. She...doesn't. It's nevertheless one of the most popular Het pairings in the fandom on both sites.
They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot: The concept of a badass angel coming down to Earth in an attempt to stop God and his heavenly armies from wiping out humanity is very intriguing... too bad it's executed into a generic Zombie Apocalypse plot of people stuck in a place fending off from the outside monsters.
Seeing Demonic Possession performed by angels sure is an interesting change of usual pace and perspective, but what about real Legions of Hell which is bound to exist within the movie's setting? One thinks they would really try to involve themselves in the conflict, on either or maybe even on both sides.
The scene in the Diner, where Michael tries to talk Gabriel down, Gabriel himself is holding back tears, it's very clear that Gabriel, despite Michael defying their father to try and save humanity, still loves his brother deeply. The sequel series Dominion makes it even more deeper by revealing that Gabriel and Michael aren't just brothers, they are twin brothers.
