Android Market top 12 movies for $0.99 each

By George Wong on 11/23/2011 14:32 PDT

Android Market movies If you’re not going anywhere this holiday season and you’re thinking of just staying at home, Google has got some good news for you. They have announced that twelve of its top movies on the Android Market will be available for rental at $0.99 each for the next two weeks. $11.88 to watch 12 new movies on your Android device, talk about a bargain! Unfortunately this deal appears to be only available for folks in the US, so tough luck if you aren’t.

So if you’re interested in spending the next two weeks checking out movies at a bargained rate, you can start renting those movies from the Android Market right now.

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