Question : In Latex, how do I start a remark on a fresh line?

The construction: \remark in Latex is used like this:
\remark This is an obvious comment.
The resulting output is:
Remark 1 This is an obvious comment.
I wish it to be:
Remark 1
This is an obvious comment. (starting on a fresh line)
I think it is done using the \renewcommand or \newcommand functions.
I would be interested in both if someone is willing to help.

Answer : In Latex, how do I start a remark on a fresh line?

Agreed, it was a crude hack.

Perhaps this less-crude, but admittedly not ideal, hack will do?

\newcommand{\customremark}{{\remark \ \\}}