Add one more to the deluge of sub-par sub-SNL sketch-cum-films. Just because it's funny for five minutes does not mean it'll be funny for, oh, anything over 5. The radio show thing was actually OK, however.

This is a horrible unfunny movie. It worked as a Saturday Night Live sketch but it was to thin to stretch into a movie.

The saturation of these shitty SNL movie in the 90s was just absurd. I recall this one was especially irritating.

I didn't *just* see this, so don't look at me like I'm some sort of cultural dinosaur. In fact, I saw this in theaters. Why? You're asking me 'why'? Well, let's see, I don't really know. Maybe I secretly yearn to be a woman. Maybe my time is infinitely less valuable than yours. Maybe I've always hated myself and hoped that seeing this would finally send me into the warm, comforting arms of Death. All I know is I saw this when I was eight years old and I haven't been happy since.

I liked the Pat character on Saturday Night Live when I was 12 years old, but it is not enough to carry a movie.

your favorite genderless person gets his/her own piece of crap movie.

The problem with Saturday Night Live is that for every Wayne's World success, there's an It's Pat failure to balance it out. Stretching out a 5 minute skit into 90 minute shitfest doesn't work here.

Pat is a terrible, terrible character. Androgyny? That's the kind of humor that is perhaps funny for a few seconds, and only in very particular circumstances. It just can't sustain a feature length film.

What is it about this movie that it has haunted my dreams and memories for so long? Why do I still find that scene where Pat has his/her own radio show so hilarious? What the fuck is this movie? WHY DO I KIND OF LIKE IT? Oh god....

Completely forgot about this movie until the other day...I'm pretty much in agreement with eveelun, androgyny is entertaining for only so long. Then it gets old, and fast. Meh, this movie was pretty much just a time waster for me. Either that, or I wanted to see how far through the movie I could get before I walked away. ::shrugs::

Turns out Pat is actually a tranny. Spoiler alert

The film relies on bizarre, often awkward humor...and goddamn it, sometimes it works. While Pat is generally annoying and unlikable, its rants on Loveline are entertaining, Dave Foley is solid as the love interest, and Charles Rocket is legitimately funny as the crazed stalker. A mediocre film, but it has its moments...

Overall Enjoyment: 0/40, Plot/Themes: 0/20, Cinematography/Direction: 0/20, Acting/Writing: 5/20

Hate!

Simply not funny and actually down right creepy to watch.