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“Earth just got a little stranger.”
6.8 /10 (4,269) PGage 2015 1h 34m
Fantasy Comedy Animation Science Fiction Family
Director Tim Johnson
Screenplay Tom J. Astle, Matt Ember
When a timid alien race called the Boov flees across the galaxy and colonizes Earth, they relocate all of humanity, but one resourceful girl slips through the net and sets off to find her mother. She is joined by Oh, a chatty, banished Boov whose blunder endangered his entire species, and their unlikely friendship becomes the key to saving two worlds. This DreamWorks animated comedy from director Tim Johnson pairs candy-colored visuals with an easygoing road-trip charm. Bright and gentle rather than dazzling, it leans on its odd-couple warmth and a lively voice cast to win younger audiences.
Release
Mar 18, 2015
Budget
$135M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$369M

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Where to watch Home? Home is available for streaming on Netflix.
Who stars in Home? The main cast of Home includes Jim Parsons, Rihanna, Steve Martin, Jennifer Lopez, Matt Jones.
Who directed Home? Home (2015) is directed by Tim Johnson.
How long is Home? Home has a runtime of 1h 34m. It was released in 2015.
What genre is Home? Home is a Fantasy, Comedy, Animation, Science Fiction, Family film. It has a rating of 6.8/10 with 4,269 votes.

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When a timid alien race called the Boov flees across the galaxy and colonizes Earth, they relocate all of humanity, but one resourceful girl slips through the net and sets off to find her mother. She is joined by Oh, a chatty, banished Boov whose blunder endangered his entire species, and their unlikely friendship becomes the key to saving two worlds. This DreamWorks animated comedy from director Tim Johnson pairs candy-colored visuals with an easygoing road-trip charm. Bright and gentle rather than dazzling, it leans on its odd-couple warmth and a lively voice cast to win younger audiences.

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