'We're shooting bullets but they're using machine guns!' Netflix and Amazon outspent everyone at Sundance - here are the films they dropped millions on

The 2016 Sundance Film Festival will go down as the year the streaming giants took over.

Even before the festival began both Netflix and Amazon were aggressive with pre-buys, but then when everyone touched down in Park City, Utah, they kicked it up a notch.

Though the traditional indie distributors tried to put up a good fight - like Fox Searchlight, which broke a Sundance record with a $17.5 million deal to acquire one of the hit films from this year's fest, "Birth of a Nation" - it's more than evident that Netflix and Amazon's checkbooks were much larger than anyone else's.

As one source at a theatrical distributor told Business Insider during the fest, "We are shooting bullets but Netflix and Amazon are using machine guns."

Here's a breakdown of all the movies you'll be seeing on Netflix and Amazon in the coming year.