Also: Netflix’s expensive flop ‘The Electric State’
This image released by Focus Features shows Michael Fassbender in a scene from "Black Bag."
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This image released by Focus Features shows Cate Blanchett, left, and Michael Fassbender in a scene from "Black Bag."
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This image released by Netflix shows, from left, Millie Bobby Brown; Cosmo, voiced by Alan Tudyk; Chris Pratt; and Herman, voiced by Anthony Mackie, in a scene from "The Electric State."
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This image released by Netflix shows, from left, Herman, voiced by Anthony Mackie; PopFly, voiced by Brian Cox; Mr. Peanut, voiced by Woody Harrelson; Millie Bobby Brown; Penny Pal, voiced by Jenny Slate; and Chris Pratt in a scene from "The Electric State."
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Steven Soderbergh, the Oscar-winning director of “Traffic,” makes a movie (or two) every year, jumping from different genres at ease and almost never delivering a dud.
His latest, the espionage mystery “Black Bag,” is already Soderbergh’s second movie of 2025, following the winter release of the point-of-view ghost story, “Presence.” Boasting two powerhouse leads in Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett, “Black Bag” easily lands in Soderbergh’s upper tier of output, an impressive feat considering his reliable filmography.
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