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Far more prolific than before he announced he was giving up moviemaking, Steven Soderbergh has set Magic Mike , his latest parable of how capitalism transforms sex into a soulless commodity, in the world of male strippers. It’s surprisingly enjoyable. The more

Steven Soderbergh's "Magic Mike" brings to mind the old joke about non-dairy creamer — we know what it isn't, but what is it? If you're expecting a sexy and voyeuristic peek into the world of muscular dancers taking off their clothes for roomfuls of rowdy more

Steven Soderbergh and Channing Tatum teamed up to tell a story inspired by Tatum's own life, and the result is 'Magic Mike,' one of the summer's most unlikely surprises. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/motion-captured/posts/review-channing-tatum-and-steven-so more

Compassion for a male sex symbol. Steve Soderbergh delivers this to Magic Mike, , which is partially the story of Channing Tatum. Yes, it is predictable and yes, it is enjoyable. How refreshing to see men disrobe in a movie instead of women. Oh, there are more