Paramount Plus has released a two-hour documentary that offers an intimate look into Ozzy Osbourne's life over the past six years, focusing on his health struggles, resilience, and ongoing passion for music.

Directed by BAFTA-winning Tania Alexander, the film explores Ozzy's battle with Parkinson's disease, his recovery, and how music has been a source of comfort and strength.

The documentary reflects on Ozzy's enduring love for performing despite his declining health, raising questions about the risks aging rock stars face when pushing their limits.

It revisits Ozzy's earlier career milestones, including his induction into the Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame and his appearance at the final concert, with reflections on his family dynamics shown in 'The Osbournes'.

Ozzy's last concert, titled 'Back to the Beginning,' was held at Birmingham's Villa Park stadium, where he performed seated on a throne, symbolizing both his physical struggles and his desire to perform.

A separate documentary focusing on Ozzy's final concert is scheduled for release next year, promising further insights into this pivotal moment in rock history.

Viewers on Reddit have described the documentary as deeply emotional, often bringing viewers to tears and prompting feelings of compassion, with some needing breaks due to the overwhelming sadness.

Many viewers found 'Ozzy: No Escape From Now' more emotional than expected, highlighting Ozzy's kindness and the pain he has endured, making it a profoundly heartbreaking experience.

The documentary features heartfelt conversations with Ozzy's family members, emphasizing the emotional impact of his health issues and personal journey.

Ozzy's fall in 2019 led to the cancellation of his farewell tour and highlighted the physical toll he has endured, including his ongoing battle with Parkinson's disease.

This new film contrasts with the BBC's 'Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home,' which aired earlier in October and provides a different, more personal perspective on his recent years, and is available on Paramount Plus.