When Quentin Tarantino announced after the release of The Hateful Eight that he plans on eventually quitting filmmaking, he said 10 films would be making up his complete filmography. With 2019's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood being his ninth film, this poses the question of wondering minds on what film project will represent the ending of the legacy he created in the film industry. Fans have debated what they want Tarantino’s final film to be, including seeing The Bride one more time in Kill Bill 3. On the other hand, the American film director has decided to be honest with us about the reality of a third Kill Bill movie, and the answer may shock you.
The final film by Quentin Tarantino is one that he really wants to count on as he says goodbye to being the man behind the camera. He’s taking his retirement very seriously since the Pulp Fiction director is aware that history has shown the last movie an accomplished filmmaker creates tends to be below average to critics and audiences. While we all may want a Kill Bill 3 movie to be Tarantino’s last hurrah, he spoke to Belgium outlet De Morgen (via ComicBook) about that possibility, and referenced his upcoming tenth movie The Movie Critic. When asked about Kill Bill, he said:
