What QT “Sequel” would you like to see produced?
With Inglourious Basterds just around the corner Tarantino is busy on two fronts; deciding on a final cut (keep that bastard..err…basterd long, I say) and prepping for the endless rounds of interviews and promotion that come with a highly anticipated new release.
But after that, what’s next?
For the sake of fun and a good argument, if you had your choice, what “Sequel” would you like to see come from Mr. Brown in the near future? For years a VEGA BROTHERS film had been rumored in the works. I’ve heard musings over a Kill Bill sequel THE BRIDE.
So, dear reader, what would you like to see as a Tarantino feature?
THE BRIDE
VEGA BROTHERS
PULP FICTION PART TWO
TRUE ROMANCE 2
THE DEADLY VIPERS
TALES OF THE WOLFE
RAVEN MCCOY AND FOX FORCE FIVE
Do any of these strike your fancy, or do you have something bigger and bolder in mind. Let us know what you think.
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about 2 years ago
He should make a movie based on the Vernita Green’s little girl who was left alive by “The Black Mamba” in Kill Bill: Vol. 1. Another revenge flick. This time Ms. Kiddo and her daughter are trying to live normal lives when Nikki comes back to get her revenge. (And that bowl of cereal)
about 2 years ago
i heard he is planning to do a kill bill volume 3 set 10 years after the events of kill bill 2 but he will try and release somewhere in 2014, presumably so he can use all the original actors without having to age them artificially, but also that he will be doing a project between then and now personally i would like to see a western
about 2 years ago
Jules or nothing! And, I have the script! Who has QT contact info or a point in the right direction?
about 1 year ago
It’d be awesome if he made a movie about what happens to Mr. Pink after Reservoir Dogs…simply titled “Mr. Pink”…but that would require Steve Buscemi, who might be a bit too old for that