Never mind Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Samuel L. Jackson, and Christoph Waltz.

Jonah Hill does Tarantino.

In theaters Christmas Day.

From The Archives: The Daily Show's Jon Stewart -- then of MTV's The Jon Stewart Show -- interviews an excited up-and-coming auteur named Quentin Tarantino about his new movie, Pulp Fiction.

c. 1994.

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Supercut of the Day: From Kogonada, of Breaking Bad POV and Wes Anderson From Above fame, comes a brand new clip compilation called Tarantino From Below, which features -- you guessed it -- scenes from Tarantino films of characters

Movie Montage of the Day: The many movies of Quentin Tarantino make for one hell of a clip compilation, as the latest "action packed and bloody" installment of Joel Walden's tribute series "The Works" definitively proves.

Walden writes:

The work of Quentin Tarantino has always left an impression

Letter Of Note of the Day: 15 years ago, Quentin Tarantino fan Sarah -- then 13 -- wrote the up-and-coming auteur a letter lauding his work and expressing her desire to become a filmmaker.

Much to Sarah's surprise, Tarantino -- who suffers from dyslexia -- responded with a thoughtful, handwritten letter, in which he encouraged his young admirer to "rock on."

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pr0n Parody of the Day: So the three-hour-long, shot-for-shot remake Reservoir Dogs pr0n parody happened.

Filmmaker / Bleeding Cool stringer Jeffrey Laub, who taught a college course on Reservoir Dogs, reports from the set:

When I visited the set of Reservoir Dogs XXX, I was allowed to see a copy of the script. After flipping through s