I watched this last night and quite enjoyed it. It's very flashy, as expected from Sodderbergh, and the cast is superb. I agree with Cas that the narrative was rather needlessly bitty though, and as entertaining as it is to watch Soddderbergh have fun (and it was clearly having an absolute riot with this one) it probably would have worked better in a more traditional format.
I think it still worked, and it's frankly difficult to make a bad movie with Meryl Streep in it, so for me this is a 6 or a 7 out of 10. Certainly worth watching, and it's impossible to argue with the politics (well, unless you're a total psychopath I guess), but not a Sodderbergh classic.
It's also still rather amazing to get a new Sodderbergh/Streep/Oldman/Banderas movie arriving direct on Netflix. Just a year or two ago this would have been a top tier cinema release.