Original sentence: ; and Dangerous Game (1993), starring Keitel and Madonna, for MGM.The latter was met with largely negative reviews, and Madonna broke with film business norms by criticizing the film in the media
Edited sentence: ; and Dangerous Game (1993), starring Keitel and Madonna, for [{MGM]].Dangerous Game was met with largely negative reviews.In retrospect, the film is notable for being the first of Ferrara's films to abandon the conventional editing style of Bad Lieutenant and King of New York in favor of a more unique, hyper-kinetic and energetic aesthetic.The style combines the John Cassavetes-inspired realism which has always separated Ferrara from other "crime" directors like Martin Scorsese, with an aggressive and disorienting style of shooting and editing, comparable perhaps to Robert Altman, or some Oliver Stone films, such as Natural Born Killers and Any Given Sunday.This particular hallucinogenic aesthetic would reappear in later flms The Blackout and Mary.Ticket sales may have been further damaged by Madonna, who broke with film business norms by criticizing Dangerous Game in the media