Rockets Redglare

Rockets Redglare (2002)

  • 33% of critics liked it
    (6 reviews)

  • 69% of users liked it
    (117 ratings)

Luis Fernandez de la Reguera directs the documentary Rockets Redglare!, a portrait of the New York personality from his early days around '50s hustlers to the East Village crowd of the '80s to his tragic death in 2001. Born Michael Morra in 1949, Rockets Redglare is a creative personality,… More

In Theaters
Sep 3, 2004 Wide
Small Planet

Critic Reviews

  • Jay Boyar, Orlando Sentinel

    The film goes on too long, repeats itself and has a reality-TV tendency to wallow in the tawdry.

  • John McMurtrie, San Francisco Chronicle

    Much of the movie drag.

  • Anita Gates, New York Times

    Maybe the world has just seen too many outrageous East Village characters at this point, but Morra comes off as nothing special.

  • Jorge Morales, Village Voice

    There's a human tragedy here waiting to be told; what we get, however, is a sordid, grotesque freak show.

  • Steve Schneider, Orlando Weekly

    The cheap-looking video won't win any Kodak awards, yet it's an appropriate compliment to the squalor of Redglare's biography.

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