BBC is a wonderful scene in One documentary Sharon and Ozy Osbourne: coming home He shows Dark prince And His famous wife Survey of their new home. Well, their OldNew house. They are driving around Welders House in Buckinghamshire (more grade II Super-Huenian), to see that Sharon has installed Sharon, with a host of other upgrade. While he lived here with his children before going to Los Angeles, where he became a domestic name with reality TV shows OsbornsNever left duck.
Those ducks are the same, Quacking and Waddling, descendants of those whom they once knew, Sharon Sweet, explain to Ozi. We cut the then 76 -year -old Black Sabbath Frontman inside, who get out of the camera, “I think I am finally home.” Ozi later did not enjoy the lake completely in life, because He died In July, only two weeks after the Black Sabbath’s farewell show at Villa Park in Birmingham. Now he has been buried there from the edge of the water – and not thankfully, as in the film, in America, “a cemetery version of McDonald’s” in the US “says comic.
coming home Originally married couple returned to England and the farewell show intended to be the 10-part documents. It was then converted into a one-band film and was determined for release in August, after death. But the BBC has so far agreed to postpone it to honor the wishes of the Osbourne family. Would there be a moving film already, which appears to be of Ozi and Sharon, with love and entry into late life, without children, Ozi’s death becomes emotionally in the light of death.
All bittersweet sorrows that the osbournes process on the screen is inserted with each other in light of its passing; All this is an infinite to do. “This is: Our last chapter,” Sharon says at a point. “This will be very little important just with Ozy and I.”. Later, when Sharon says to the camera, “Home is the place where we are both. As long as he is with me, I am fine,” We can imagine a half of the longest running celebrity couple of Rock ‘Nol. Somewhere else, when we are able to walk for our gigs after a fly on the wall for Ozi’s training, we find that she had to do the show sitting down due to her Parkinson. While returning home, his daughter Kelly told him that everyone was crying for his singing of “uncle, I am coming home”. Ozi is clearly turbulent to hear: “I haven’t thought about what I have done next, but I can retire with a clear discretion,” they say.
Nevertheless, it would not be the world of Sharon and Ozi if we did not laugh. Everything that made Osborns So the last time the love is displayed with full gang: as usual, many dogs (nine) and cats (three) are urinating and defecating everywhere, Kelly is screaming, Sharon is showing the merchant organized for his final show and is definitely acting after a complete beat. There has always been some childish and inadvertent funny about the way Ozi expresses himself, which has not changed from distance for decades, nor with degenerative effects of his Parkinson’s diagnosis. “I want to go back to my home. I don’t go to my house at age,” he says about the welders house in his Singongi Broomi accent near the inauguration of the film, only to say the moments later: “F ** America. I never wanted to live in America.”
Perhaps who is the most resonant coming home The film’s update thesis is: there is no ozi osborne without music. He could not be present without it – and after the final concert, his mission on Earth was completed. This clear subtract glib but does not feel beautiful. On a clip of the crowds facing the crowd, we see what he sees – unwanted the body, crying – and he explains, “I need them. Like wind.”