【Monica Swinn】

If you love to Netflix and Monica Swinnchill, there's a sweet movie deal in store for you this holiday season -- although it's not actually on Netflix.

Both Google and Amazon are offering any of their films for the low, low price of $0.99 for the next few weeks.

The deals, which apply to just one movie per account, will run between now and Jan. 23 at Google Play, and at Amazon Video where you have to use the promo code "MOVIE99."

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Since both deals apply to literally every movie listed, there's a pretty generous variety to choose from.

On Amazon, for instance, you can find recent blockbusters like Suicide Squador holiday favorites like Elfstarring Will Ferrell, while Google Play has a bunch of classics like The Christmas Story.

Or perhaps you could catch up on some of Mashable's favorite movies of the year.

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