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        Steven SoderberghÂ’s latest is an aloof affair.
            by Anthony Salveggi
            A slick simulacrum of meaningful art, Contagion is a handsomely produced and directed trifle that successfully trades in fear-mongering but is ultimately as empty as its shots of deserted airports, malls and grocery stores. Contagion cuts to the chase from its opening scene, which is labeled Â“Day 2.Â” Gwyneth Paltrow, returning home to Minneapolis from a business trip to Hong Kong, thinks sheÂ’s suffering from jet lag.&hellip;
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