The Big Short: Where to Watch & Stream Online

Sushmita Sen

September 22, 2023 at 9:01 AM·3 min read

The Big Short: Where to Watch & Stream Online — Credits: Paramount Pictures

Look no further if you want to know where to watch and stream The Big Short online. In this movie, four finance experts discover something the U.S. government, banks, and media didn’t think of. They predict instability in the housing market and make a fortune by making bold investments.

Here’s where you can stream The Big Short online.

Where can you watch and stream The Big Short?

You can stream The Big Short on Netflix.

The critically acclaimed movie, based on the book of the same name, is exclusively available on the streamer via subscription.

Directed by Adam McKay, The Big Short stars:

Christian Bale as Michael Burry
Steve Carell as Mark Baum
Ryan Gosling as Jared Vennett
Brad Pitt as Ben Rickert
Karen Gillan as Evie
Melissa Leo as Georgia Hale
Marisa Tomei as Cynthia Baum
Tracy Letts as Lawrence Fields
Hamish Linklater as Porter Collins
John Magaro as Charlie Geller
Stanley Wong as Ted Jiang
Byron Mann as Wing Chau
Rafe Spall as Danny Moses
Jeremy Strong as Vinny Daniel
Finn Wittrock as Jamie Shipley

How to watch The Big Short and stream online

Viewers must create a Netflix account to watch and stream The Big Short online. The process is simple.

Visit the Netflix website, enter your email address and password, select a preferable subscription plan, and choose a payment method to register and make an account on the streamer. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel the subscription plan anytime.

Netflix provides three types of subscription plans, which are as follows:

Standard Plan (with ads): It costs $6.99/month. This plan will support up to two devices.
Standard Plan (without ads): It costs $15.49/month and is an ad-free option.
Premium Plan: It costs $19.99/month and supports four devices simultaneously.

The official synopsis for The Big Short reads:

“A group of wily opportunists make a fortune off of the U.S. economic crash by sniffing out the situation in advance and betting against the banks.”