"Down the Rabbit Hole" captivates with its innovative adaptation of the original novel. The film excels in storytelling and character development, but it's the ending that truly stands out. While the novel lets Yolcott escape unpunished, the film takes a refreshing turn by ensuring he faces the consequences of his actions. This change adds a satisfying layer of justice and moral clarity, making the movie a thought-provoking and engaging experience.

It's worth noting that the film relies heavily on dialogue, which may not appeal to fans of action-packed movies. However, for those who appreciate rich, character-driven narratives, "Down the Rabbit Hole" offers a deeply rewarding journey.

Sleepy, nonsense, with too many meaningless long shots. The cinematography was stiff. Quite boring waste of time and money at triple speed to watch, short-sighted, trivial, pointless, lengthy. Precisely this is just another commercial that been originated by moron tobacco company, acting is dreadful, ridiculous, reflecting the impoverished, the director unbridled cheapening of time not only caused great physical and mental discomfort to the audience, do nothing just smoking only, if don't know how to make a film, just donate money, minus ten for rating. Recommended La Mesita Del Comedor, better than this film a lot.

There are a lot of very funny things in this unusual story though I am sure some of the humor is lost in translation., for instance, the main character, the ten year old son of a Mexican drug lord, is continually referred to as "Cabroncito" which the according to the subtitles means " bonehead" but which my translator app says means something different. Regardless, the relationship between the father and son is quite touching, the former going so far as to take his son to Africa in search of a pigmy hippopatamos for the young boy's personal zoo, but, despite such grandiose indulgence, the little boy leads a rather lonely life in his papa's compound, cut off from other children his age and connected to the outside world only through his tutor, a failed writer, who Papa boasts is "the highest paid teacher in Mexico".. All in all "Down the Rabbit Hole" is an entertaining film, a story probably unlike anything you have previously seen.