Post an obscure question about a movie & see if anyone knows the answer without using Google

[red dog 1]

What movie did a dog named "Popeye" appear in?
(Popeye wasn't his name in the movie)

[underpants]

1. Guess

Freddie the Wonder Lizard

[red dog 1]

15. Nope

(Hint: it was a dog)

[underpants]

2. This war movie didn't have a soundtrack for the first half of the movie.

No music of any kind.

[Harker]

3. "Full Metal Jacket", I think.

[underpants]

4. Nope.

It did have a song that became a signature. Instrumental to most people.

[underpants]

7. 🩺

MASH. Robert Altman wanted it to be as stark as possible from I’ve read.

[Harker]

9. I'm overdue for a revisitation... It's been 30 years, maybe. n/t

[Abolishinist]

12. I watched it again several months ago.

Somewhat dated, a bit cringe-worthy at times, but I absolutely LOVE those Bell 47 helicopters, I find them endlessly fascinating.

[Harker]

14. True to the time period.

Unlike the hair.

[lpbk2713]

5. Apocalypse Now?

Wagner's "Valkyrie"?

[underpants]

6. Nope

How about a movie set during war? No necessarily any combat. Football yes.

[underpants]

8. ⚕️🩻

MASH. Robert Altman wanted no frills. No glorification at all.

[lpbk2713]

11. OK Thanks

That one didn't run through my mind.

[Brother Buzz]

13. Johnny Got His Gun just about fits it too

Drum tattoo at the beginning, but the music doesn't kick in until the middle.

[sakabatou]

10. This animated film's original Western promotional poster does NOT feature the main character

[red dog 1]

16. In what San Francisco neighborhood was the stone house featured in "So I Married an Axe Murderer" located in?

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(For Extra credit: What street was the house on?)