terrible." TV Guide called it "yet another tepid film comedy based on a recurring Saturday Night Live sketch". They conclude "the story goes nowhere, and if the film ran longer than its 80 minutes, it would have become too tedious to tolerate". The film opened in only three cities (33 theaters). Its total gross was $60,822. As a result, the film was pulled from theaters after its opening weekend. Accolades It's Pat was a multiple third place nominee at the 16th Golden Raspberry Awards, though the film's cast and crew lost in every category to Showgirls: Worst Actress - Julia Sweeney Worst New Star - Julia Sweeney Worst Picture - Charles B. Wessler Worst Screen Couple - Dave Foley and Julia Sweeney Worst Screenplay - Jim Emerson, Stephen Hibbert, and Julia Sweeney At the 1995 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards, the film was nominated for Worst Picture but lost to Showgirls. However, Julia Sweeney did win Worst Actress for this film. Later, the Stinkers released their user-constructed "100 Years, 100 Stinkers" list in which visitors determined the 100 worst movies of the 20th century. It's Pat ranked in the bottom 20 at #7. Soundtrack No soundtrack album was released. The songs from It's Pat are listed below as shown within the film's credits: "It's Pat Theme" - Christina Zander, Julia Sweeney, Cheryl Hardwick "Walz Pompadour" (written by Tom Elliot) "Poem of Crickets" (written by 長沢 勝俊 (Katsutoshi Nagasawa)) "Delta Swelter" - Gary Fletcher, Paul Jones, Dave Kelly, Tom McGuinness, Bob Townsend "The Cool Look" - Johnny Hawksworth "Brain Women" - Mark Mothersbaugh "Everybody Loves Somebody" - Julia Sweeney "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)" - Aerosmith "Le Freak" - Julia Sweeney "Paero" - Phillippe Lhommt, Jacques Mercier "Pork Roll, Egg and Cheese" - Ween "How's It Gonna Be" - The Dead Milkmen "Bring It to Me" - Collective Thoughts "Don't Get 2 Close (2 My Fantasy)" - Ween "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me" - Gladys Knight & the Pips References External links Saturday Night Live films Saturday Night Live in the 1990s 1995 films 1994 comedy films 1994 films American comedy films American independent films American satirical films Androgyny Films based on television series Films set in Los Angeles Films shot in Los Angeles Touchstone Pictures films Films scored by Mark Mothersbaugh American LGBT-related films 1994 directorial debut films 1990s English-language films 1994 independent films 1990s American films