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The TV schedule for December 25 has been leaked ahead of the big day, with BBC One planning to air Toy Story 4 straight after the King’s Speech.\u00a0<\/p>\n
According to the Mirror, the Pixar movie will receive its mainstream TV premiere on BBC One on Christmas Day.<\/p>\n
It will mark the first time the fourth instalment of the smash hit franchise will have aired on free-to-air TV.<\/p>\n
An insider told The Mirror: ‘Toy Story has always been a firm favourite as a Christmas premiere so it makes perfect sense to show the fourth one in 2023.<\/p>\n
‘It’s a tried and tested formula to bring family happiness as everyone settles on the sofa after Christmas dinner.’<\/p>\n
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Festive telly:\u00a0A family-favourite movie is set to air in a prime time slot on Christmas Day with BBC One planning to air Toy Story 4 straight after the King’s Speech<\/p>\n
It’s also thought the channel will air the first three Toy Story movies in the days leading up to Christmas Day.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n
BBC One will also be showing other family favourites over the festive period,\u00a0 including Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway and The Addams Family 2.<\/p>\n
Jennifer Lopez’s romcom Marry Me and The Witches, the 2020 screen adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic will also be on the BBC One schedule.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile Lady Gaga’s House of Gucci,\u00a0Kenneth Brannagh’s Oscar winning movie Belfast, and Aretha Franklin biopic, Respect, will all make their free-to-air debuts over Christmas on BBC Two.<\/span><\/p>\n Away from the movies, Strictly Come Dancing fans have the traditional festive special to look forward to on Christmas Day.<\/span><\/p>\n BBC Breakfast’s Sally Nugent, historian Dan Snow and EastEnders’ Jamie Borthwick will be among those trying their hand at the dance floor.<\/p>\n The Strictly ballroom will be transformed into a winter wonderland in a magical blend of dance, glitter, and cheer as six brand-new celebrities will battle to be crowned Christmas champion.<\/p>\n All four judges from this year’s season are set to return as Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Anton Du Beke and Shirley Ballas will take to the panel.<\/p>\n Direct from Hollywood:\u00a0Jennifer Lopez’s romcom Marry Me and The Witches, the 2020 screen adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic will also be on the BBC One schedule\u00a0<\/p>\n Movies galore: BBC Two meanwhile has House of Gucci on its schedule, which stars Adam Driver and Lady Gaga<\/p>\n Acclaimed:\u00a0Kenneth Brannagh’s Oscar winning movie Belfast, starring Jamie Dornan, will also air over the Christmas period\u00a0<\/p>\n Meanwhile Netflix is already offering up some festive cheer, with a slew of Christmas movies available on the streaming service.<\/p>\n One of the latest Christmas releases has been labelled the worst festive film ever by fans – even though it has a star studded cast.<\/p>\n To rub salt in the wound, the film now available on the streaming platform, has bagged an abysmal Rotten Tomato score of 33 per cent.<\/p>\n The Best Christmas Ever! sees mother-of-two Charlotte (Heather Graham) arrive uninvited at her ex-best-friend, Jackie’s (Brandy Norwood) home in a bid to discover if her braggadocios annual festive newsletters are in fact true.<\/p>\n But Charlotte is taken aback when she discovers her former friend’s seemingly perfect life.<\/p>\n Not so festive: Viewers have bashed one of Netflix ‘s latest Christmas releases, labelling it the worst festive film ever – even though it has a star studded cast (Heather Graham pictured)<\/p>\n Charlotte ends up spending the festive holidays with her former friend’s family alongside her husband Rob (Jason Biggs) and children Dora (Abby Villasmil) and Grant (Wyatt Hunt)<\/p>\n Despite the film’s plot being seemingly heart-warming, some fans are still going as far as to call it the ‘worst movie of all time’.<\/p>\n Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, one fan wrote: ‘Best. Christmas. Ever! could possibly be the worst Christmas movie ever’<\/p>\n ‘Best. Christmas. Ever! on Netflix is the..Worst. Film. Ever,’ a second said. ‘Avoid or even better, poke your eyes out. That’s far more enjoyable than putting yourself through this waste of 1.5hrs.’<\/p>\n Another chimed in: ‘Netflix’s Best Christmas Ever is the worst movie I’ve ever watched.. you guys should be ashamed for airing this’<\/p>\n ‘Best Christmas ever’ on @netflix may simply be the absolute worst Christmas movie I have ever suffered through,’ stated one user.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/i.dailymail.co.uk\/1s\/2023\/11\/27\/13\/50665433-12795533-Direct_from_Hollywood_Jennifer_Lopez_s_romcom_Marry_Me_and_The_W-m-8_1701091413741.jpg\")
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