Strictly's class of 2021 are about to take on Movie Week and we couldn't be more excited.
The BBC have just unveiled what each of our celebrity couples will be dancing and whether it will be latin or ballroom this weekend.
They have also revealed what tunes our favourite celebs will be performing to and the films that they are inspired by.
From passionate Paso Dobles to raunchy Rumbas, we can't wait to sit backy, relax and enjoy the show.
Avatar, James Bond, Shrek... there really is something for everyone this Movie Week! 🎥 https://t.co/Ir8sNaOS1H #Strictly pic.twitter.com/cikIILLYX6
— BBC Strictly ✨ (@bbcstrictly) October 5, 2021
This week, we'll see out Strictly stars performing to "stellar big-screen hits" from Avatar, James Bond and Shrek.
This week's Strictly's songs and dances
Adam and Katya
Adam and Katya will be performing a raunchy Rumba this Saturday.
They will be performing it to the song I See You by Leona Lewis.
Their dance is inspired by the award winning film Avatar.
AJ and Kai
On Saturday night, AJ and Kai will be dancing the American Smooth to the Whitney Houston Classic: I Have Nothing.
Their peformance will be inspired by the 1992 film The Bodyguard.
Dan and Nadiya
Last week, Dan and Nadiya performed a passionate Paso Doble.
They will be swapping latin for ballroom this week with a dreamy Foxtrot to Once Upon a Dream by Seth MacFarlane.
The couple will be hoping for a happily ever after from the judges in their Sleeping Beauty-inspired dance.
Greg and Karen
Inspired by the No Time To Die release, Greg will transform into Wise, Greg Wise this weekend.
The couple will be dancing a Paso Doble to the iconic James Bond Theme by Monty Norman.
John and Johannes
John and Johannes will need their sea legs on Saturday for a Pirates of the Caribbean-inspired dance.
The pair will be performing a Paso Doble to the song He's a Pirate by Klaus Badelt.
Judi and Graziano
Judi and Graziano will be taking on the Charleston this weekend.
Inspired by the musical Chicago, they have chosen to dance to When You're Good to Mama by Queen Latifah and Taye Diggs.
Katie and Gorka
On Saturday night, Katie and Gorka will be dancing an American Smooth based on the film Cruella.
They will be hoping to impress the judges after they faced the bottom two last week with Nina Wadia.
The couple will be dancing to Cruella De Vil by Mel Leven (Dr John version).
Rhys and Nancy
Rhys and Nancy will be performing their first Couple's Choice this weekend.
Inspired by the film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, they chosen to dance to the main Spiderman Theme by P. Webster and J. Harris
Robert and Dianne
Robert and Dianne will be hoping to impress the judges with a quirky Quickstep.
The couple have chosen to a dance to The Muppet Show Theme by The Muppets, from The Muppets Movie this weekend.
Rose and Giovanni
Rose and Giovanni's foxtrot might make you cry on Saturday night.
They will be performing their dance to Rose's Theme by James Horner, from Titanic.
We recommend having tissues at the ready.
Sara and Aljaž
We think that Sara And Aljaž's costumes will be ones to beat this weekend.
The couple will be dancing a Shrek-inspired Samba.
They have chosen to dance to the song Best Years of Our Lives by Modern Romance.
Tilly and Nikita
After topping the leaderboard last week, Tilly and Nikita are back with a bang with an energetic Jive on Saturday.
The couple will be hoping to dance away the Strictly curse rumours with the Hairspray-inspired dance.
They have chosen to dance it to the hit tune Nicest Kids in Town by James Marsden.
Tom and Amy
McFly's Tom Fletcher and his partner Amy will be returning to the dance floor after testing positive for Covid following their first performance.
They will be transporting us back in time with a Back To The Future Jive.
The couple will be dancing to the classic song Johnny B Goode by Chuck Berry.
Ugo and Oti
Dinsey fans prepare yourselves because Ugo and Oti's dance is inspired by Moana this week
They will be dancing their Couple's Choice to the hilarious song You're Welcome by Dwayne Johnson.
You can stay up to date with all the Strictly celebrities and professional dancers on social media.
And you can get to know all of this year's contestants in our profiles.
Strictly Come Dancing continues on BBC One at 7pm on Saturday October 9.
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