Every piece of Black Bag, from the cast to the set production design to the music, fits together like a perfect little puzzle ...

No one lies like a spy. That, essentially, is the idea behind “Black Bag,” a tight, taut and highly stylish espionage thriller in theaters this week. In the latest film from director Steven ...

“Black Bag” is the third movie written by David Koepp and directed by Steven Soderbergh that’s been released since 2022, and it’s a banger. It’s also sleek, witty and lean to the ...

Not once but twice, as strategic bookends, director Steven Soderbergh’s sleek, droll guessing game “Black Bag” drops us into an intimate gathering at an elegant London townhouse. Around the ...

The result is “Black Bag,” a sleek, sexy and frequently surprising thriller that opens in theaters on Friday. It may be the breeziest movie Soderbergh has made since he stuffed George Clooney ...

“With any luck,” he responds. So goes much of the crackling patter of “Black Bag,” Steven Soderbergh’s delicious marital drama cloaked as a sleek spy thriller. Lean and taut, the 93 ...

According to Steven Soderbergh’s latest film, “Black Bag” is a phrase spies use to avoid revealing information, even to their spouses. “Where are you going tonight, darling?” ...

If Koepp and Soderbergh decided to keep churning out 90-minute genre exercises for the foreseeable future, movie culture would be the richer for it, since “Black Bag” is one of the best ...

The likes of Michael Fassbender, Cate Blanchett, Regé-Jean Page and Naomie Harris simmer and squabble in this sleek spy story. The prolific filmmaker (who also serves as his own cinematographer ...

That situation is addressed head-on in “Black Bag” when one operative laments that you can’t date anyone outside of the business because they won’t understand what you do for a living ...

Steven Soderbergh has great timing. The veteran U.S. director’s many nods to 007 in his briskly deceptive new thriller, “Black Bag” — including casting Pierce Brosnan, a former James Bond ...

Based on its exhilarating and somewhat misleading trailer, Black Bag appears to be going down that route, but be warned: this is a movie steeped in conversations and endless meetings, where even ...