Excuse me while I pour one out for the very hope of Kill Bill 3 ever happening. Quentin Tarantino has often teased the idea of a sequel to his badass two-parter, which saw Uma Thurman slaughter her way through a bloody quest for vengeance. But he’s never come close to confirming it would happen, and when his tenth and final film was announced to be The Movie Critic, fans were left to assume it meant the door was shut.
Well, consider that door slammed.
In regards to the possibility of Kill Bill 3, Tarantino recently told DeMorgen…
“I don’t see that happening. My last film is about a film critic, a male critic. And he plays in the ‘70s.”
To be fair, it was Tarantino who has teased things like bringing back the girl who played Vernita Green’s daughter, now an adult, and casting her to get revenge on The Bride. Even more recently he talked about casting Uma Thurman’s real-life daughter, Maya Hawke. Fans, and I include myself in this group, have held onto all of Tarantino’s comments tightly in hopes that he might see them through. Sadly, it ain’t to be unless he decides to do a Kill Bill tv series? That could work, right?
