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‘Black Bag’ Review: Steven Soderbergh’s Deliciously Sleek & Taut Spy Puzzle Boasts A Splendid Cast Led By Michael Fassbender & Cate Blanchett
Who’s coming over for dinner, you ask? Oh, just a group of British spies who might have something to hide about a plan that jeopardizes the lives of thousands of innocent people. The hosts? A married spy couple. But they are no Mr. and Mrs. Smith. No, these lovers are far more sophisticated in how they entangle their amorous bond and high-stakes jobs. Pragmatic to a fault in a socially awkward manner, George (Michael Fassbender) and his seductively icy wife Kathryn (Cate Blanchett) hold court over their guests during an early scene in Steven Soderbergh’s deliciously sleek spy puzzle of the film “Black Bag.” READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2025 One of them has been lying, and George is bent on finding out who and precisely about what. Continue reading ‘Black Bag’ Review: Steven Soderbergh’s Deliciously Sleek & Taut Spy Puzzle Boasts A Splendid Cast Led By Michael Fassbender & Cate Blanchett at The Playlist.
Who’s coming over for dinner, you ask? Oh, just a group of British spies who might have something to hide about a plan that jeopardizes the lives of thousands of innocent people. The hosts? A married spy couple. But they are no Mr. and Mrs. Smith. No, these lovers are far more sophisticated in how they entangle their amorous bond and high-stakes jobs. Pragmatic to a fault in a socially awkward manner, George (Michael Fassbender) and his seductively icy wife Kathryn (Cate Blanchett) hold court over their guests during an early scene in Steven Soderbergh’s deliciously sleek spy puzzle of the film “Black Bag.”
READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2025
One of them has been lying, and George is bent on finding out who and precisely about what.
