Back in the previous years, Quentin Tarantino has been straightforward of saying no to a "Kill Bill: Volume 3" movie. Although he was a bit uncertain before, the writer-director teased the fans of the possibility that he will be making the third part of the movie franchise.
According to the Entertainment Weekly, it is unusual for the filmmaker to look back on his past characters. And while he is busy with his other projects, he says he might be working on with the third installment of his 2003's Kill Bill. After 12 years, the director said "there definitely is a possibility. Stop short of seeing a probability," when asked about the chance of working on the film.
In 2012, it was rumored that Kill Bill 3 will be heading onto production in 2014 but then it did not happen. But in IGN, Tarantino explained why the fans had to wait very long years before the third installment comes out.
"I put the character of Beatrix Kiddo through a lot, and so I wanted her to have this much time for peace... The whole idea [behind waiting so long between films] was everybody would be as old as they are," he said.
The director somehow is looking forward to go back to a "visceral world" and work on something not related to literary works. MTV listed six reasons why the Kill Bill must definitely have a third movie. In the previous film, it was unconfirmed whether Elle Driver survived on Beatrix Kiddo's Kill List or not, if the daughter of Vernita Green is still "raw about it", and about what happened to Sofie Fatale.
Sources say Tarantino will give the Kill Bill 3 the title which is related to the "Volume 3 of the Story of the Bride" or will it just remain that way? Furthermore, fans want to know why the church turned into a GD bloodbath. The movie might somehow tackle more of Bill's history and the stories that were left unsolved in the previous films.
Also, the rest of the Vipers might also be featured than the unsighted blood thirst for The Groom. Whether Tarantino will really make a "Kill Bill 3" movie, fans are eager to see more of the cliff-hanger martial arts film.
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