Quentin Tarantino's famed 'Kill Bill' film franchise is due for another movie release sometime next year. In the recently concluded Comic-Con in San Diego, last August 25, the American director, who is also behind the 'Saw' movie series, hinted his plans for 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair'.

Tarantino clarified that the next 'Kill Bill' movie is not going to be a sequel to the first two, but somewhat of a roundabout, which may feature either the Diva's anime story or Vernita Green's daughter seeking revenge for her mother's death.

"What's going on with that is originally back when 'Kill Bill' was going to be one movie, I wrote an even longer anime sequence. So you see in the movie [O-Ren] kill her boss but then there was that long-haired guy. The big sequence was her fighting that guy," Tarantino detailed.

He added that the scene with the long-haired guy was originally a thirty-minute sequence, but the Japanese anime studio I.G. suggested that it should be taken out. Tarantino also has other projects lined up such as 'The Hateful Eight', which was initially speculated for cancellation following a leak of the script online.

When asked about her thoughts on a possible 'Kill Bill 3', lead actress Uma Thurman said, "Ultimately, of course, it's a Quentin Tarantino call because he would have to decide to do it. He's so full of bean and ideas that he'll either have the lightning bolt of inspiration about it or he won't."

Tarantino furthered that he and The Weinstein Company are currently in the talks of releasing the movie next year with "limited theatrical engagements."

'Kill Bill' is a two-part martial arts action film that revolves around "The Bride" who has awakened from a four-year coma. She must seek vengeance on the team of assassins who betrayed her and removed the child she was carrying in her womb. The first volume was released in 2003 followed by another, one year later.