Django (1966): Sergio Corbucci's Django has its own ear-mutilation scene played for similar shock effect.
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📹 Django (1966) | Breaking Django's wrists | Italian with English subtitles | 2160p Sergio Corbucci's Django has its own ear-mutilation scene played for similar shock effect. Referenced in Reservoir Dogs (1992). Tarantino has cited the original Django as the direct ear-cutting reference; he'd homage Corbucci again decades later with Django Unchained.
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