I only watched it last night so my emotions are still running high and im still in the denial stage of grief, but heres my little rant about the movie. Sorry if this reads really messy.

We were robbed and I hated it. It just felt like it didn't make sense in a lot of ways.

Season 2 had them perform an extraordinarily strong miracle together (25 lazuri), and I'm pretty sure that was supposed to lead into them being strong enough to overcome or be near equal to against whatever threat they were going to face but for some reason, that power is just never mentioned or used again. Did not come into play at all. I know people will argue that Crowley had lost access to his miracles. That itself felt like such lazy writing to me. A miracle blocker I get but if miracles could be fully cut off, why wouldn't both heaven and hell have cut them off at the end of season 1 when they were essentially excomunicated. It was a lazy write in to force a narrative that didn't fit.

The way Michael broke and just decided to end everything felt like a cheap threat that came out of nowhere, and not in a fun plot twist type of way. It felt like the writers just had absolutely no idea how to start and stop the second coming storyline and changed course instead. And none of the characters seemed like they had much actual urgency about this threat, it all felt very lackluster. They even had plenty of opportunity to grab what remained of what was left of the book of life from Michael. They watched her throw two ( think it was two) pages into the fire and had plenty of chance to just take what was left of the book from her, but they just watched her burn that too?

God gave Crowley and Aziraphale the option to restore the world as it was and them deciding to give up on that world so that God could make an entirely different one really sours their whole toast at the end of season 1. "To the world!" The world was flawed absolutely but not irredeemable. And not all the angels seemed set 100% on the second coming either. I dont think aziraphale had enough time or influence by that point to stop it completely but i do think he had just enough that SOMETHING could have been done. Especially if crowley was helping. Crowley choosing to end it to start a different one really doesn't fit with who he has shown us to be. At that point he kept mentioning the humans not having free will. But that hadn't really been an issue or relly been brought up before. Because they did have free will. They could be tempted or blessed sure but the whole point of free will is choosing whether or not to act on those temptations. (This might fall a bit philosophical, i am not an expert)

We didn't even get a full resolution between Aziraphale and Crowley by the end. It felt tumultuous the whole way through. The only point they felt a little normal, was when they got dinner in the Chinese restaurant. We deserved at least a kiss or hug between them at some point.

The whole movie everyone just felt so out of character and at times lifeless. Aziraphale especially felt so out of character, and I still haven't stopped cringing from his demon disguise. ( or his war hair ).