Yeah, Kill Bill: Vol. 1 and Kill Bill: Vol. 2 is a complete story -- essentially the same story -- so a sequel should be called Kill Bill 2, but what do I know?
"Kill Bill Vol. 3" on the way.
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Agreed. I'll keep an open mind, but I'm honestly not sure following up an off-hand (in my view) segment of the first volume is really the best plot for a new one. * shrugs *
Well, he can't make this movie right now. He has to wait for the actors required to grow up, unless he's interested in recasting the kids and putting Thurman in old-age makeup.
All he can do right now it bank some footage of the kids growing up for use later. If he is doing that, then a third movie does seem likely.
It's suppose to be set 10 years later and 6 years have already passed since 2003. How long do you think he should wait?
Let me just get calculator out.
Now then... carry the three... divided by... multiply by Pi... carry the percentage...
er.. four years?
I read somewhere (possibly Wikipedia) that Tarantino, for the third instalment, intended to shoot a few scenes during the next ten years, to catch Uma Thurman and the two young actresses playing her and "Copperhead"'s daughters as they were growing up.
Daryl Hannah's character may still be alive, if now completely blind, so she could still appear in a third instalment in some capacity. More Daryl Hannah on the big screen is no bad thing, if you ask me. 
I read somewhere (possibly Wikipedia) that Tarantino, for the third instalment, intended to shoot a few scenes during the next ten years, to catch Uma Thurman and the two young actresses playing her and "Copperhead"'s daughters as they were growing up.
Daryl Hannah's character may still be alive, if now completely blind, so she could still appear in a third instalment in some capacity. More Daryl Hannah on the big screen is no bad thing, if you ask me.
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I think this is just one of those ideas, like the Vega brothers movie, that QT mentions in an interview without ever seriously intending to make. He seems to have all sorts of ideas floating about in that madcap brain of his but few of them ever make it to the page, never mind the screen.
And, whatever else you may think of him, Tarantino doesn't really care to repeat himself. He's gone from a heist movie to a portmanteau movie to an Elmore Leonard adaptation to a martial arts gorefest to a drive-in/ B-movie to a WWII movie. I don't see him going back to essentially re-do Kill Bill as Kill The Bride.
And, whatever else you may think of him, Tarantino doesn't really care to repeat himself. He's gone from a heist movie to a portmanteau movie to an Elmore Leonard adaptation to a martial arts gorefest to a drive-in/ B-movie to a WWII movie. I don't see him going back to essentially re-do Kill Bill as Kill The Bride.
^^ He needs to do a Space Opera.
That's what I was thinking as well.
Kill Bill Vol. 3, eh? Interesting. I liked Vol. 1 a lot, Vol. 2 not as much. Unfortunately, since then I've become completely bored with Tarantino.
A more concise and accurate description of the two films I've never encountered!
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Why do we need a #3? I thought that 1 & 2 were great and didn't need any more sequels. If he's not careful he'll end up flogging a dead horse!
^^ He needs to do a Space Opera.
That would be an interesting idea. You're right, he hasn't done something like that before.
My guess would be to pay homage to the cliches of past sci fi films, but focus mostly on a character-driven dialog-heavy story that somehow is very gory. Could work.
I don't know about its content, but it has already been confirmed by the animation studio Production I.G. that they are working and are almost done with a new extended animation chapter for a re-release of kill bill
edit: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...-i.g-finishes-new-7-minute-kill-bill-sequence
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