Ozzy Osbourne’s Funniest Movie Cameo Came In A Forgotten Adam Sandler Flop

“Little Nikki” is not considered one of the best Adam Sandler films … although we can say the same about many of his most famous clicks. The fictional comedy was financially fluctuated when it was released in 2000, although Sandler rides a wave of momentum after strikes such as “Billy Madison” and “Big Daddy”. What’s more, the film mostly gained negative reviews from critics – which, on its reign, is also an integral part with Sandler films. With what is said, “Little Nicky” has defenders (including this writer), because it is one of the few comedies there contains angels, demons, modern dogs, evading minerals, and giant birds that hunt crawling men. Not only that, it also includes an unforgettable veil from the late Ozzi Osburanne, which helps prevent one of Satan’s sons from controlling the world.

Before we dig the importance of Ozzy’s veil to the plot, we need to explore the events that led to its arrival. “Little Nicky” sees the role of artistic character, who is also the Satan’s craft son (Harvey Kitel). Unlike his two brothers, Adrian (Reese Evans) and Cassius (Tommy Leicester Junior), however, Nikki is a cute child, who is not completely harmonious with his demonic side. However, he must learn to harness his hellish power after his brothers have restored the land and tried to start Hermings, because completing their mission will kill their old man.

Quickly forward at the end of the movie, the time runs out to the devil. If Nikki does not return his brother Adrian to hell before hitting the hour in the middle of the night, their old man will die. With one minute to go, Adrian turns into a racket and tries to fly away – until Ozzy reaches.

Adam Sandler’s films are not afraid to seize the low fruits, and Ozki Ozburn in Little Nikki reflects this idea. The Black Saturday man comes out of a ball from the light – whom his angelic mother gave Nikki after his visit to the sky (it is a long story) – and leads to his appetite for the bats. Ozzy bites the amazing Adrian head and spit it in a bottle before the devil can fly away. Then Nikki returns the bottle to hell, in time to save his father, and live in permanent happiness.

Of course, Ozzy’s Cameo is also a sign of the 1982 concert in Des Moines, Iowa, where he installed it from the bat – a moment that set his career as much as his actual music did. However, if your movie contains a scene where one of the moments of rewards requires someone to chew on the bats, then why not bring the legend of heavy metals that receive a bad reputation to perform such an act?

The veil may not be sudden as Ozzy’s role in “Treaty or Treat”, in which the priest plays, but it is fun for every breath. Moreover, the music is portrayed as a greater royal rights than life in “Little Nikki”, to honor his position as one of the founding parents of solid rock music. It also helps to save the world, which gives it one of the most important scenes in the movie “Otherwise.”