The Movie Critic and Kill Bill Vol.
3 aren’t the only Quentin Tarantino movies that never happened.
Quentin Tarantino loves film.
Of course, its not always talk.
Now includingThe Movie Critic, here are the most intriguing Tarantino projects that never got made.
But thats about all the details he would share about this project.
It would have taken place in Amsterdam, he continued, right before the events inPulp Fiction.
And it would have been their weekend.
Kill Bill Vol.
3
When you grow up, if you still feel raw about it, Ill be waiting.
But during the press tour for 2004sKill Bill Vol.
2, Tarantino let slip ideas for a continuation.
[I]nitially I was thinking this would be myDollarstrilogy, he toldEntertainment Weeklyin 2004.
Tarantino got his 15 years, and then some.
Set seven years afterDjango Unchained,Django/Zorrosaw the titular gunslinger teaming with an aged Don Diego de la Vega.
The comics success inspired Tarantino to begin developing a film version.
During that era, Tarantino saw himself taking a crack at the genre.
The 2005 film that rebooted the series starredDaniel Craigas a more brutal but also more human 007.
In between those two, Tarantino considered making his own version.
AndKurt Russellwould play the sheriff, and [Adam Driver] would play Rambo.
The Inglorious Basterds would have also made an appearance in the movie.
Instead, it was Tarantinos 10-film rule andhis reluctance to end his career with a franchise picture.
According toDeadline, Tarantino changed his mind about the project after rewriting the script.
Where does that leave us now?
Whatever he decides to do, its clear that Tarantino has plenty of options for his 10th film.
