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Black Bag may not have found extraordinary success at the box office thus far, but the film has just jumped onto an elite list for director Steven Soderbergh. At the time of writing, Black Bag has ...

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Soderbergh nonetheless wanted “Black Bag” to be more of a blockbuster than a serious affair. “There’s a version of this movie where you go a very different way. Where you don’t glam it ...

Could it be one of those two? Black Bag addresses Soderbergh’s unending addiction to the pop iconography of the 1960s. The technology, the architecture and the clothes are very much of the moment.