The Card Counter, an intense revenge thrilling movie, is dropping on streaming TV in Australia in June. The film reveals the mysterious story of an ex-military interrogator turned gambler that was asked to help seek revenge on his former military superior. But despite the temptation, Oscar Isaac, playing the role of William Tell, hesitates and puts the offer at bay.
Paul Schrader’s trademark cinematic intensity was highly praised by critics when the movie had its theatrical premiere last September. Now available for streaming on demand in Australia, you can find out how and where to watch The Card Counter using this guide here.
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The Card Counter movie preview
In The Card Counter, Oscar Isaac plays the role of William Tell, an ex-military interrogator turned gambler. He gambles for a living, trying his best to stay low-key and small, unseen by everybody in the world of gambling.
His anonymity ends when, one day, he meets an angry young man seeking revenge for his father’s death. This young man has awakened his dark past and revealed the tragic path he took in the military prison with which he no longer wants to be associated.
As this revenge thriller tells the story of a military interrogator haunted by his past, we can see his spartan existence on the casino trail is shaken by his encounter with Cirk (Tye Sheridan). Both of them share a mutual enemy, Major John Gordo (William Dafoe).
As a man’s moral responsibility, Tell wants to spare Cirk from the hell he went through back in the military prison, offering the young man to take him along so that he’s spared from a life of violence.
Meanwhile, the mysterious gambling financier La Linda (Tiffany Haddish) offers a stake to William, which he eventually accepts after initially refusing. With an unlikely trio, William, Cirk, and La Linda join the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.
William keeps Cirk as his redeeming mission from his dark past, leading him away from a life consumed by hatred. However, Cirk remains to be fueled with anger and just wants to seek vengeance.
From start to finish, Paul Schrader’s brilliance behind the camera is witnessed in this revenge thriller movie. How will an angry young man seek revenge on a retired military major with the help of an ex-military interrogator?
Paul Schrader, who directed and wrote the film, fully immersed himself in the world of gambling and military prison to come up with a masterpiece we can all enjoy. Hence, The Card Counter garnered an 87% approval rating at Rotten Tomatoes, as well as received rave reviews during its premiere.
With Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish, Tye Sheridan, and William Dafoe being in the cast, the drama film surely lives up to every movie junkie’s expectations. You can find out more about it as this will be streaming online soon!
The Card Counter release date Australia
The Card Counter had its first movie premiere in the US last September, followed by its Australian premiere in November 2021. It was also released via streaming TV in the US on HBO Max.
Meanwhile, fans in Australia who wanted to watch the movie were able to access it via pay-per-view streaming like Microsoft Store, and Google Play.
After several months of waiting, The Card Counter finally becomes available in Australia – 16th June on BINGE and later on 19th June via Foxtel’s Movies Premiere channel and the streaming service, Foxtel Now.
Which streaming services show The Card Counter?
To get started on your The Card Counter streaming, Australia has Foxtel and its standalone streaming service, Foxtel Now. While the movie is already available in pay-per-view services like Telstra TV Box Office, it’s only now that it premieres via paid streaming subscriptions. It’s also available to stream on demand on BINGE.
| Streaming Services | The Card Counter Australia |
|---|---|
| BINGE | Yes |
| Foxtel | Yes |
| Foxtel from Telstra | Yes |
| Foxtel Now | Yes |
| Amazon Prime | No |
| Disney Plus | No |
| Paramount Plus | No |
| Netflix | No |
| Stan | No |
| Apple TV+ | No |
| Free to air | No |
You can also check out this streaming TV guide to search for other movies and which streaming services they’re on.
How to watch The Card Counter in Australia?
For a thrilling The Card Counter streaming, Australia has Foxtel. Specifically, the film launches via Foxtel’s Movies Premiere channel and BINGE. In Australia, Movies Premiere is available via Foxtel, Foxtel Now, or Foxtel from Telstra, along with other 10 movie channels.
The cheapest Foxtel Plus has to be bundled with Movies HD in order to access movie channels, in addition to over 50 channels of drama, lifestyle, docos, reality, and more. For Foxtel Now users, Movies Premiere is part of the Movies add-on pack on top of the base Essentials pack. The Card Counter isn’t available on free-to-air yet.
Stream The Card Counter on BINGE
Movie fans can also watch The Card Counter on BINGE. With a 14-day free trial, you can even watch it for free. New customers can take advantage of the 2-week free trial to stream the movie without paying a cent. After your trial period has expired, you will be able to pick from three different BINGE plans.
A Basic subscription costs $10 per month and allows you to watch in Standard Definition on one device. A Standard Plan is $16 per month and enables you to enjoy in standard or high definition on two devices.
The BINGE Premium Plan ($18 per month) is the last alternative, allowing you to stream on up to four screens/devices in SD or HD. BINGE plans are all ad-free. All three plans are subject to cancellation at any time.
Stream The Card Counter on Foxtel Now
You can watch The Card Counter when you sign up for a free 10-day trial with Foxtel Now. Every Foxtel Now channel pack allows you to watch shows online and on the go via the Foxtel Go app.
After your free trial period expires, the Foxtel Now base pack called Essentials pack is only $25 per month. Premium packs like Drama Extra, Sport, and Movies can be added to your base plan. You will need to add the Movies pack in order to access Foxtel’s movie channels.
Watch The Card Counter on Telstra
Foxtel from Telstra offers great deals that’ll make you save on plan fees. This includes Foxtel Now from Telstra, which also lets you watch The Card Counter Australia on the move using the Foxtel Go app and free for the first month. The Foxtel Now from Telstra offer is only available to existing Telstra Broadband and Mobile customers and applies on all channel packs, including Movies.
Another option for watching The Card Counter for free is via the BINGE from Telstra offer, which gives eligible customers 2 months worth of free BINGE streaming.
The Card Counter cast
The Card Counter cast features riveting performances, starting from Oscar Isaac’s skills to play cards and the intense action scenes he had with Tye Sheridan and Willem Dafoe. Directed by Paul Schrader, cast of the The Card Counter is as follows:
The Card Counter trailer
Before you start watching the full movie, you can first check out The Card Counter trailer to get a glimpse of what it’s all about.
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Streaming devices for watching The Card Counter
Here is a list of compatible devices that you can use to watch The Card Counter with BINGE, Foxtel, and Foxtel Now.
Devices supported on BINGE
- PC/Mac: Yes – Web browser only (Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge); supported on
MacOS : 10.12+ & Windows: 10+ - iOS Mobile Devices: Yes – iOS15+ including Apple iPhones/iPads
- Android Mobile Devices: Yes – Android Phone/Tablets OS 8+
- Google Chromecast: Yes – Chromecast Ultra, Chromecast 3rd Generation + & Chromecast w/ Google TV
- Google TV Streamer: Yes
- Apple TV: Yes – 4th Gen or higher; tvOS 15+
- Hubbl small device: Yes
- Hubbl Glass: Yes
- Amazon Fire TV Stick: Yes
- Android TV: Yes – OS version 8.0+ and above on selected devices
- Samsung TV: Yes – 2017 models or later
- LG TV: Yes – selected 2018 models or later
- Hisense TV: Yes – selected 2020-2024 models
- Gaming Consoles: Yes – PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox (Series X, Series S, One S and One X)
Devices supported on Foxtel/Foxtel Go
- PC/Mac: Yes – Web browser only (Chrome for PC; Chrome & Safari for Mac)
- iOS: Yes – Devices with iOS 9.35 or above
- Android: Yes – Devices with Android 5.0 and above (Android 13 beta versions are not supported)
- Google Chromecast: Yes – Via casting (only on Multiroom service)
- Google Nest: Yes – Via compatible Chromecast device connected or built-in to your TV
- Apple TV: Yes – Via AirPlay (only on Multiroom service)
- Smart TVs: Yes – Via casting only (only on Multiroom service)
