because of course they were kick ass kingsmen wanted and reborn i mean the controversy over netflix is obviously the amount of data that they pull from everyone's viewing habits i mean how do you know whether they're going to algorithmically does nephi your vision for these books you know is wonderful actually is there any i'll give you an example as to not distribute us twenty hours of material yeah just in terms of minutes netflix as doing those now is going to once you know it's insane and. so we care you don't take it to micromanage they just let me go and that's what really up us military do something a studio there will be really hostile that's interesting then this made us feel a bit less funny let's take it with us islands he answered you know with as netflix and just the craft are you notice just how big it's aimed and the yes which i love you know there's the. you shouldn't like everything when you're strolling down and you know else that there's something wrong because you should appeal to a bit of it or you should actually just something that everyone on that so just let me

power one such creator has always had power in his mind mark miller is responsible for work on the kingsmen films iron man x.-men and fantastic four and he's the creator of the kick-ass franchise which this week celebrates a decade with a new monthly series debuting around the globe and he joins me now from glasgow mark thanks very red joining us before we get on to your latest releases tell us about your company miller world which has been taken over by netflix didn't really say that's what's actually is the totally smashed you know like this is the least corporate environment i could possibly imagine you know they actually do these really interests and they don't really actually genuinely i did the job i'm going to the job i decided late and of t.v. and that's when i saw the governor i see oil as an exact to the company and to present a mental world and you know continued in a certain number of years were in there and sort of holy books and movies and t.v. shows and stuff and i just these dear guys like me you know it's like men or women who i met with they remember us in such scenes real

also because we speak if you would really love them in a creator a fictional british secret agent kingsmen who explains why he thinks everything from the state mandated b.b.c. to neo liberal hollywood has been ruled by scandal after scandal but this new figures show the children are at more risk from a conflict now than at any other time in the last twenty years we speak to save the children about what needs to be done to protect the next generation noticeable coming up in today's going underground but first to more of b.p. the multinational oil company once owned by the u.k. taxpayer releases its energy outlook report detailing its predictions for long term energy trends and projections b.p. the fact it has a long history for instance overthrowing a democratically elected leader in the middle east mossad dect in iran in nineteen fifty three also direct was the president cia and others got rid of them to protect british petroleum interests the shah of iran came in a brutal dictator and he was thrown out by the islam a revolution and that is where we are in iran today but in britain that on

the also because we speak of the ward with a lot of men a creator a fictional british secret agent kingsmen who explains why he thinks everything from the state mandated b.b.c. the neo liberal hollywood has been rocked by scandal after scandal but this new figures show the children are at more risk from a conflict now than at any other time in the last twenty years we speak to save the children about what needs to be done to protect the next generation noticeable coming up in today's going underground but first to more of b.p. the multinational oil company once owned by the u.k. taxpayer releases its energy outlook report detailing its predictions for long term energy trends and projections b.p. the fact it has a long history for instance overthrowing a democratically elected leader in the middle east mossad backed in iran and in nineteen fifty three also direct was the president cia and others got rid of them to protect british petroleum interests the shah of iran came in a brutal dictator and he was thrown out by the aslambek revolution and that is where we are in iran today but in britai

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coming comic book writer if you chose a south london youth as the protagonist of like you did in kingsmen it doesn't doesn't matter so much that it might seem so bursts of in some way a company like netflix and other streaming services who put it up as this tested out yes i mean i've never had one conversation with a set on the set and if anything adds anybody and that's about how i was a few weeks ago and the guy you know the company said late see or feel you see it he says because failure means that we're trying stuff that nobody's trying for and i just i love that shit as a coincidence like the wild west spread we're going to have reports are they and that flags are virtues when i want to tell that streaming service is car obviously available amazon hulu all bunch of them i just do want to say that we now know that it's been revealed that maybe two thousand films or t.v. movies were made in conjunction with the pentagon and with cia collaboration yet you think you think you'd ever write any comic books alone create anything within a six collusion. of those iconic it's actually you know

and it would be like that church scene in the kingsmen. [laughter] people who have seen the movie know what i'm talking about. there's times when you shouldn't talk, plenty of them. but we're not talking about that. i'm not talking about that. i'm talking about actual conversations which we're not having anymore. what we're having is exchanges where one person says what they think and believe, and the other person says what they think and believe, but they're not actually listening to each other. a conversation is an exchange of information. it's one person speaking, another listening and responding and then speaking and then going back. we're not having that anymore. and that's certainly not what a tweet is. we need fewer hot takes. question. >> i heard your ted talk. it was wonderful. thank you. you did make a wonderful comparison, i think, there your sister, a good conversation in a short skirt. i'll let you to that one, but i do have a question here. i think i assumed, bad of me, that your book was going to be more anecdotal, and it so

and it would be like that church scene in the kingsmen. [laughter] people who have seen the movie know what i'm talking about. there's times when you shouldn't talk, plenty of them. but we're not talking about that. i'm not talking about that. i'm talking about actual conversations which we're not having anymore. what we're having is exchanges where one person says what they think and believe, and the other person says what they think and believe, but they're not actually listening to each other. a conversation is an exchange of information. it's one person speaking, another listening and responding and then speaking and then going back. we're not having that anymore. and that's certainly not what a tweet is. we need fewer hot takes. question. >> i heard your ted talk. it was wonderful. thank you. you did make a wonderful comparison, i think, there your sister, a good conversation in a short skirt. i'll let you to that one, but i do have a question here. i think i assumed, bad of me, that your book was going to be more anecdotal, and it so