>>64082719
That'd be a good movie scene.
Early in the film we see an ancient nun sneak out from a kitchen where she works, taking a smoke break. She gets caught and lectured by her superior, a higher ranking but much younger nun who remarks that anyone else would have been kicked out for her smoking habit years ago, but she's just too well loved for that to happen. We learn she is the sole surviving member of an ancient order of nuns devoted to fighting the forces of evil directly, with physical force, though we're not sure just how to take that given that she is very old and apparently frail. We forget her, as the plot drifts elsewhere for an hour.
Later in the film the agents of hell lead by Satan invade the mortal realm, poring forth from a rift spewing hellfire, slaughtering the Swiss Guard and killing the pope. We were lead to believe this was going to be a fair fight. It's not, the good guys get slaughtered. People run in fear of the demons and all-consuming fire spewing out from the rift. But then we see the ancient Sister we forgot before spring into action. Hardened by decades of smoking, her lungs are unaffected by the hellfire. She hacks the finger off the fallen Pope with a kitchen cleaver, and stuffs it into a massive gothic wheellock, produced from a hiding place beneath the floorboards, dropping her silver rosary necklace down the barrel afterward. Then she delivers some cool line and blows the devil away. First we see the Holy Finger impale Satan in slow-mo, with dramatic religious music in the background and fancy visual effects involving Biblically correct angels, magic circles, etc. The audio suddenly goes silent, the video speeds back up, and we hear the raw smack as the parts of the broken-up rosary strike a bit later. This happens shockingly fast, no music, no blast (that already happened). Just the wet slap of buckshot hitting meat
