"HOME" Oh (Jim Parsons), in blue, is a Boov who longs for friendships with other relationship-phobic Boov. Photo credit: DreamWorks Animation. from EPK.tv Show Caption. 1 of 5.

In Home, Tip helps Oh to realize that the Gorg, the last of its species, was not actually after the Boov, but the Shusher, an ...

Oh, who proclaims he's made more than 90 mistakes in his lifetime, learns from at least some of them and finds courage in the end to make things right, both with the Boov and for his new friend, Tip.

A little Boov named, Oh (Jim Parsons), is a positive Boov. All he wants is friendship. He sees the best in everyone. Everywhere Oh goes, there’s a disaster.

After displacing all the humans, the Boov begin settling into their new life. One Boov named Oh (Jim Parsons) decides to throw a housewarming party and proceeds to send an Evite to the entire planet.

Oh gets in so much trouble he has to flee his fellow Boov, and 12-year-old Tip is still adjusting to her new Midwestern home with her mother after growing up in the Caribbean.

At the center of Home are the Boov, an alien race that travels the universe, ... Tip and Oh find themselves surrounded by Boov. Which, incidentally, is also a great album title.

Where the Boov world strains itself for guffaws, the team-up of Oh and Tip gives a familiar warmth. From this point on, Home is pretty similar to Lilo & Stitch—if Stitch could tell jokes.

A movie review of “Home”: This animated feature, about purple aliens invading Earth, works moderately well thanks largely to the voice talents of Jim Parsons and Steve Martin. Rating: 2.5 ...

However, the Boov express their gratitude to the planet’s current inhabitants by relocating them to candy-colored ghettos in different corners of the globe and commandeering their homes.

DreamWorks Animation brings a unique highly-appealing animation starring seven-time Grammy Award winner Rihanna, “Big Bang Theory’s” four-time Emmy Award winner Jim Parsons along with Jennifer Lopez ...