But with nine movies already released, it’s only a matter of time before his tenth movie gets announced, produced, and released, bringing Tarantino’s plans to fruition and perhaps foiling our expectations for a new installment in the Kill Bill franchise. As Bill Maher once said, Tarantino is too young to quit, and he’s at the top of his game - and it would seem that Tarantino wants to be remembered as such. Additionally, Quentin Tarantino confirmed his plans to retire after his tenth film, acting out on his wishes to evade the “last movie is horrible” curse many other directors suffered. So, making a Volume 3 was never in the picture, and the narrative concluded with the deaths of all remaining Vipers and the Snake Charmer (Bill) himself - with the exception of the film’s protagonist, of course. In the end, Tarantino had the film, whose runtime was over four hours, split into two. Interestingly enough, both films were produced simultaneously as a single production, as they were planned as a single release. Tarantino conceived it as paying homage to grindhouse cinema, mainly martial arts films, samurai cinema, and spaghetti Westerns, and these are all easily identifiable in the movie. The Kill Bill franchise had all the trademarks of a Tarantino film: dark humor, stylized violence, extended dialogues, and a not-so-small number of pop-culture references. However, with the titular antagonist and the rest of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad now dead, does it really make sense to continue the story and film Kill Bill Vol. 2, in which Beatrix Kiddo used the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique and finally killed Bill, American film director and producer Quentin Tarantino has toyed with the idea of continuing the narrative of the franchise. Ever since the epic conclusion of Kill Bill Vol.
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