So goes much of the crackling patter of “Black Bag,” Steven Soderbergh’s delicious marital drama cloaked as a sleek spy thriller ... withdraws to change his shirt. Hard as it would seem ...

If you’re hosting a dinner for half a dozen British intelligence agents with the aim of ferreting out a mole, what should you cook? For George Woodhouse (Michael Fassbender), who’s preparing ...

But, of course, because “black bag” is an all-purpose alibi, it’s also the perfect cover for a spy planning to betray spouse or country alike. As the story opens, George is tasked by an N.C ...

A slick, smart, airtight spy thriller, "Black Bag" is a streamlined ... When he accidentally gets a speck of sauce on the cuff of his white shirt, he needs to change his entire outfit.

Fassbender’s George Woodhouse suggests George Smiley, the spymaster of “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy” and others, if Smiley took an obsessive interest in his wardrobe and borrowed big black ...

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 ...

More than a decade into his 'retirement', Steven Soderbergh has delivered the year's first must-see movie in the exceptional spy thriller Black Bag. The movie arrives only two months after ...

The title, Black Bag, is basically shorthand for classified intel — something Kathryn and George say when they're going somewhere or doing something that they can't disclose. The plot is set in ...

So goes much of the crackling patter of “Black Bag,” Steven Soderbergh’s delicious marital drama cloaked as a sleek spy thriller ... withdraws to change his shirt. Hard as it would ...

making for a delightful romantic spy drama that cannot be missed. 'BLACK BAG’4 stars (out of 4)MPA rating: R (for language including some sexual references, and some violence)Running time ...

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?” ...