Solaris is the real sequel to 2001.

Also: Moonraker.

Everyone will tell you that Wrath of Khan is better.

Much more Changeling than Doomsday Machine, yeah? It's even more like Immunity Syndrome than like Doomsday Machine.

Matt Murdock?

Oh right. The kidnapping.
"I believe you."

He shoots a bloke at pretty close range with a high powered rifle.

I read an interview with the 70s karate champion Joe Lewis, who pointed out that neither Lee nor any of his students had a lot of success fighting in tournaments. Lewis mentioned that Lee taught a theory about putting your best weapon toward your opponent: like a right-handed fighter positioning himself fight foot…

Do you want a massive concussion and a cracked skull or broken ribs and a lacerated liver?

The Mechanic was awesome. Bronson, Jan Michael Vincent. There was a shitty remake of it within the past couple years, with the always-likable Jason Statham. The original is really something.

Exorcist 2 may suck, but it has an insanely catchy piece of theme music in it:
https://www.youtube.com/wat…
(catchy part starts about 30 secs in)

Same same. That is hilarious.

Holy shit.
Brilliant.

Paul Levitz' run on Legion from about 1981 on might be the purest form of that idea. Some of the best super-team book writing of all time. Kid-appropriate, even with the Darkseid story, until the series went to glossy around 1984.

Batman The Brave and The Bold is sneaky awesome. My son started watching it on Netflix – before Netflix somehow, tragically choked it away a year or so ago – and I thought it was stupid. But after a while, sitting in the same room with it on, I noticed that many of the episodes are really, really clever.

VideoDisc is different from Laser Disc?

I *LOVED* this series of books. I was 10, so that memory doesn't represent a well-considered critical evaluation or anything. But I loved them back then. A thoughtful adaptation could be really great for kids.

AGH! Must – stop – the – pain – !

Oh! Got it:

Your Silent Face —> Ultraviolence —> Ecstasy ?