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When a race of aliens known as the Boov invade Earth to escape their enemies, the Gorg, they relocate all of humanity to a different continent. Oh, a misfit Boov, accidentally reveals the location of his people to the Gorg. He goes on the run and teams up with a resourceful human girl named Tip. Together, they embark on a thrilling road trip across a transformed planet to save the world.

Home received mixed reviews from critics, who praised its vibrant animation and musical numbers but found its plot predictable and humor occasionally uneven. Audiences, however, generally responded more positively, enjoying the heartwarming story and the performances of the voice cast.

• Praised for its colorful animation and engaging musical sequences.

• Criticized for a formulaic plot and inconsistent humor.

• The voice performances, particularly Jim Parsons as Oh, were often highlighted.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the film's positive message, the charming relationship between Tip and Oh, and the lively soundtrack. Some found the story a bit simplistic, but overall it was considered an enjoyable and visually appealing family film.

Nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature Film.

The character of Oh was originally conceived as a "grumpy old man" type, but the filmmakers eventually decided to make him more innocent and childlike after casting Jim Parsons, whose voice and persona lent themselves to that interpretation.