Let's Go To The Movies

Film reviews. Theatre nights. Honest opinions.

Home (2015) poster

Film review

Home (2015)

3/5

Caroline’s rating

Read the review ↓

When aliens decide to relocate on Earth and put all of the humans in one place an outcast called Oh changes everything when he forms a bond with a girl named Tip.

The Boov’s must leave the planet they are currently living on after another alien Gorg is chasing them. This is why the Boov’s end up relocating on Earth and moving the humans so they can have the planet. It isn’t done in a scary way, I mean come on this is an animated kids film after all. But it certainly could have been done in that way.

Tip ends up separated from her mother after she is left in their home and her mission is to find out where she was taken to after the invasion. “Oh” is different from the other Boov’s and this is how he ends up trying to be friends with Tip, even though she is not convinced to begin with.

The film does have quite a few nice messages about friendship and family that cannot be ignored. Pretty good things to have in a film which will mainly be watched by children of different ages. It’s also about never giving up to make your life better and having goals to aim for, something everyone can relate to (well hopefully).

I liked that Oh changed colour depending on his mood or what he was talking about, thought the different colour for a lie was a very good idea. Imagine if that happened to people as well, would create a much more open world! Great that an animated film can make you really think about these things.

 

What to watch next

Film review

I Play Rocky (2026)

4.5/5

The true story of how unknown actor Sylvester Stallone decides to write his own screenplay after failing to get hired, willing to risk everything…

Read the review →

Film review

Primetime (2026)

4/5

Back in 2006 Chris Hansen the host of 'To Catch a Predator' sets out to make television history, with some moments that you cannot…

Read the review →

Film review

Wicker (2026)

2.5/5

A loner of a fisherwoman has grown tired of the rest of the villagers attitude towards her, so she gets the basketmaker to weave…

Read the review →

Leave a Reply