There's something rather poetic about Ozzy's final Black Sabbath curtain call getting the big-screen treatment. This isn't just a concert recording, it's a cultural moment frozen in time. For those of us who've grown up with the weight and weirdness of Sabbath's influence seeping through everything from metal to alternative rock, seeing it play out in a cinema feels like a proper send-off. Whether you're a devoted Sabbath devotee or someone curious about why a bunch of Birmingham lads mattered so much, this is the kind of event that reminds you why some performances stick around in the collective memory. It's worth clearing your diary for.