"Little Nicky" is not considered one of Adam Sandler's best movies ... Although we could say the same for many of his more successful blows. The fantastic comedy was a financial flop since its release in 2000, despite Sandler driving a wave of intensity after hits like Billy Madison and the Great Dad. Moreover, the film has received mostly negative reviews from critics - who, to be fair, is also part of the parcel with Sandler's films. By doing so, it is said, "Little Nicky" has its defenders (This writer included) because it is one of the few comedies there with angels, demons, talking dogs, metal metals and giant birds hugging nasty men. Not only that, it can boast an unforgettable coming from the late Ozzy Osborne, which helps prevent one of Satan's sons from taking over the world.

Before we dug into the importance of OZI conspiracy, we need to explore the events that led to his arrival. "Little Nicky" sees Sandler playing the title, which is also the literal son of the devil (Harvey Kiqel). Unlike his two brothers, Adrian (Reese Ifans) and Cassius (Tommy Lister Runior), however, Nicky is a beautiful child, and he is not entirely in line with his demonic side. However, he must learn to use his hellish forces after his brothers pause for the earth and try to initiate Armageddon, as the end of their mission will kill their old man.

Quickly forward to the end of the film and the time for the devil expires. If Nicki does not take his brother Adrian to hell before the clock appears at midnight, their old man will die. With a minute to pass, Adrian turns into a bat and tries to fly away - until Ozzy arrives.

Adam Sandler's films are not afraid to grab the fruit with low heights, and Ozzy Ozborn's fruit in the "Little Nicky" reflects this term. The frontman of the Black Saturday comes out of the ball of the light - giving Nicky from his angelic mother after visiting the sky (it's a long story) - and repeats his appetite for bats. Ozzy bit Adrian's head and spits her in a bottle before the demon can fly. Nicki then returns the bottle back to hell, only with time to save his father, and they live happily ever after.

Of course, Ozi's Camoo is also a referral to that infamous concert in 1982 in De Moins, Iowa, where he bit his bat head - a moment that probably defined his career as much as his real music did. However, if your film has a scene where one of the moments of payment requires someone to chew on a bat, why not bring the legend of heavy metals, who gained notorious to perform such an act?

Camoo may not be surprising as Ozzy's role in "trick or treatment" in which he plays respectBut fun is the same. Moreover, the musician is shown as bigger than the life of the royal family in "Little Nicky", in honor of his status as one of the founders of hard rock fathers. It also helps to save the world, giving it one of the more important scenes in what is otherwise a pleasantly awake movie.