Manhunter
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- proper noun
- /ˈmænˌhʌntər/
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Manhunter
- In the film Manhunter, the complex relationship between the detective and the killer is masterfully portrayed.
- Manhunter from Mars
And if if they give Manhunter a read, it's got the best like Final Attack in their best, best shootout ever.
- And if if they give Manhunter a read, it's got the best like Final Attack in their best, best shootout ever.
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The moment that brought me to this conclusion was when Morpheus meets the Martian Manhunter.
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If she knows anything, I'm the Martian Manhunter.
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Oh, and some have called me the Martian Manhunter.
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In fact, the producers insisted on changing it from Red Dragon to Manhunter.
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Oh, and what about Aquaman and Martian Manhunter?
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It was fun to see the Justice League, complete with Martian Manhunter (and the picture of Dream as he sees him is pretty cool).
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But I'm looking forward to seeing Superman, Batman, The Flash, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter all up on the same screen together.
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With the sequel also becoming a hit, they decided to make the prequel: Red Dragon (2002), the novel which had earlier become Manhunter.
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Based on a Thomas Harris novel, Manhunter laid the foundation for CSI, Behavioral Analysis Unit (Criminal Minds), The Bone Collector, and many other movies and TV shows.
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Michael Mann directed the psychological thriller Manhunter, which explores the mind of a serial killer.
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Etymology
The word Manhunter comes from two simple English words, man ('person') and hunter ('one who hunts'). So it literally means someone who hunts people, which makes it a strong title for a film or comic about tracking criminals.