Smart, sexy, sophisticated.
Soderbergh is prolific, Black Bag is fresh off the heels of Presence—which I thought was excellent and understated.
This film is well acted, directed. The story is centered around espionage and deception. Tonally it is a playful mix of serious and light.
My main qualm would be the ending, which felt a tad anticlimactic. The film zips along, setting up a nuclear plant meltdown software that has been traded into the hands of Russians (Ukrainians?) to force…
