A list of all the media (movies, books, TV shows, plays, etc.) consumed by Steven Soderbergh in 2025.
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Perusing the list and had a thought...How different would this list look if he included his own films that he watched as he was working on them? I wonder how many times he "watched" Black Bag?
Bonus points for him including his own B&W version of Raiders on the watched list.
There are a lot of great movies listed and they align with my own tastes.
Seems they like Jaws. Watched three times in a year.
Soderbergh is hosting some movie nights at Nitehawk currently.
https://www.bkmag.com/2026/02/17/steven-soderbergh-nitehawk-brooklyn-film-series-interview/
I still wear my 18 LU 13 backpack to work every day from Extension 765. Quite durable.
Also, I love that on Christmas last year Soderbergh treated himself to 3 movies: STALAG 17, ZODIAC, SIRAT
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