The 17-year-old actress said that she doesn't believe 'Kick-Ass 3' will happen and suggested that piracy resulted in the underwhelming box office performance of last year's sequel, reported Digital Spy.
"Sadly, I think I'm done with the character. Hit-Girl was a very cool character, but I don't think there will be any more movies. You make these movies for the fanboys, but nowadays everyone seems to pirate them rather than watch them in the movie theatre," Moretz said.
"'Kick-Ass 2' was one of the number one pirated movies of the year, but that doesn't help us because we need box office figures. We need to prove to the distributors that we can make money from a third and a fourth movie - but because it didn't do so well, we can't make another one.
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