TWAS *TRIPPY* MY FIRST TIME WATCHING DOCTOR STRANGE!!

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I did not expect to love this guy so much. He was such a jerk at first, but he really transformed into a different person by the end of the movie, willing to put himself through immense pain with Dormmamu to save others. I was in awe of the CGI and the trippy scenes where all the buildings and objects were flipping around. I could watch this movie over and over so it's a 10/10 for me!
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[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Dr Strange remembering to save before the boss battle is one of the most awesome Cinematic idea ever

[@mandeepkumarray9050]

also better directed and written than MOM

[@sethie406]

@@mandeepkumarray9050 and, interestingly, Scott Derrickson is an experienced horror film director as well. so if he stayed for MoM, he could have possibly made a better sequel than the disappointment that we got

[@BluEx22329]

Checkpoint

[@GoldMegamind]

@@sethie406 facts

[@isaiahhaley4816]

@@mandeepkumarray9050ikr I still very like much like MOM but it feels like it erased. All of wine does character development and growth in WandaVision. There wasn’t really nothing Multiverse of madness about it it could’ve been more like what they did in the first Doctor Strange for the entire universe was at stake but apparently the directors didn’t watch WandaVision, so I think that’s the reason I felt so out of character for Wanda

[@sithlordkaeyl21]

Cardiac tamponade happens when fluid (blood in this case) gets in between the heart and pericardial sac that surrounds the heart, and causes the heart to stop beating from the pressure of the fluid. Christine was using the syringe to pull the fluid out, so that the heart can beat regularly. It’s quite common to have a doctor do that in the ER, since it’s an extremely serious problem.

[@houdin654jeff]

According to the close up shot on his watch, Strange had his car accident on February 2nd, Groundhog Day. And then he saves the world with a time loop. Love that detail. One of my favorite movies, I had to have (minor) hand surgery shortly after this was out on BluRay and watched it over and over while recovering.

[@Slgjgnz]

That detail is even more meaningful for What If

[@davidhasselblad2898]

Fun fact, many many surgeons listen to music while operating. It helps steady nerves keep a steady hand and helps with pattern recognition while working.

[@heinleinreader]

It also keeps the mind sharp and functional in a really potentially chaotic situation. My son is a thoracic surgeon. He said that was accurate. He said he did it too, and they did have that sort of contesting going on during surgery. And most people tend to measure a song by its chart date. The contest here was release date.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Fun Fact: Benedict Cumberbatch play as Doctor Strange & did the voice of Dormammu.

[@ColetteCherry]

Oh i can totally hear it now!

[@hkaayaakuu]

@@ColetteCherryjust like smaug the dragon in hobbit 2

[@ColetteCherry]

@@hkaayaakuu I recently saw a clip of him as Smaug and he was full force dragon mode on the ground crazy

[@juanpedraw4245]

He's bargaining with himself, rejecting it, then killing himself 🤣

[@heinleinreader]

Fun fact. Charlton Heston played Moses and voiced God as well in the Ten Commandments.

[@noahspadgenske9875]

As Jonathan said, the price of getting what you want from Kamar-Taj is high: not because you have to pay (other than the time and effort to learn) but because you have to choose between helping yourself and joining the fight to help the world… Wow.

[@Rhodair]

What I always found wild was how each loop with Dormammu probably seemingly only lasted minutes but who knows how drastic the agony got. It's possible he spent hundreds or thousands of years in loop for the Earth's sake. Although that certainly gives Dr. Strange a lot of time to gain _way_ more mastery over his powers and likely pick up tricks from Dormammu as well.

[@rccraig7580]

The man who helped Strange fend off the the thugs is called Mordo. The character is portrayed by British actor Chiwetel Ejiofor. When he was a child he was involved a serious car accident that left visible scarring on his forehead to this day.

[@Grizzlox]

Chi is such an underrated actor, I was thrilled that he landed the role of one of my favorite marvel... characters

[@Coprolite19]

Just before the car crash there was a patient mentioned- a 35 year old Air Force Colonel with a crushed lower spine. That was Rhodes after he fell out of the sky in Civil War. Imagine if Strange had been able and wanted to take his case.

[@waveymattdavey]

As much as that would be a cool thing to happen, Rhodey is 48 years old in 2016 when the film is set so it's not him. The director has confirmed it's just a throwaway easter egg referring to continuing attempts to develop suits for the government.

[@hs-ti4fr]

@@waveymattdavey in iron man 2 you see some of the failed hammer tech attempts, it's confirmed that that's what this was referring to

[@waveymattdavey]

@@hs-ti4fr That happened I think 5-6 years earlier, so that also wouldn't make sense. Feige said in an interview "They're just bits of fun. Just little fun things."

[@MGower4465]

That's Hammertech's pilot in the prototype ripoff Iron Man suit seen in the Congressional hearings during Iron Man 2. The suit pivots 180 at the waist. Hammer is quick to assert the pilot survived, never says he is okay. It seems confusing since Iron Man 2 is in Phase 2 and this is in phase 3, but come on. If Strange had refused Rhodey, Stark would have been standing at Strange's bed waiting to strangle him as soon as he woke up. Stark doesn't take no for an answer when it comes to the few friends he has. The specific injury cited was a "crushed" spine. That would fit a forced 180 degree rotation at the waist. Rhodey would have had a torn spinal cord when vertebrae shifted on impact, but not crushed. A fine distinction, to be sure...the end result either way is life-changing.

[@BluEx22329]

The replies

[@kaizoisevil]

5th one we have seen so far. We have the Tesseract, Aether, Vision's stone, the purple one in the orb, and now the Eye of Agamotto.

[@ColetteCherry]

let's go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joepegel]

AKA, the space stone, the reality stone, the mind stone, the power stone, and the time stone.

[@mikeaninger7388]

Did the sixth get introduced in the comics like the MCU?

[@joepegel]

@@mikeaninger7388 the sixth stone was in the comics, but it was totally different than how they did it in the movies.

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@mikeaninger7388 For the longest time, only one Infinity Gem was known. (I won't mention which one it was yet.) When the quest began for multiple gems, they were held by mostly different characters. The Tesseract that Captain America and Red Skull fought over was not the Space Stone/Gem but a different artifact known as the Cosmic Cube, and it was not created until after World War II.

[@PJAvenger]

"What if you saw someone dressed like that"? Cumberbatch actually did walk around NYC where he was shooting in full Dr. Strange regalia and most people thought he was a Cosplayer.

[@michaelccozens]

Honestly probably not the oddest thing you'd see in any given day in NYC. A weird and wonderful place, with, all fearmongering to the contrary, about half the murder rate of rural Kentucky. Cities are remarkable things. In some of Nail Gaiman's works, each is its own unique spiritual entity, forged from the consciousness and interactions of centuries of madding crowds. There's molecular parallels there, but they're beyond me at the moment.

[@heinleinreader]

@@michaelccozens Yeah, that Spidey outfit she was rockin' would only mean it was a day ending in "Y" in New York City.

[@roystoyscomics1361]

Mordo is his last name. Karl Amadeus Mordo is his full name. In the Doctor Strange comics he is known as Baron Mordo. In the comics Baron Mordo and Doctor Strange are not friends but rivals in the mystic arts.

[@apoorvsingh4459]

That last interaction of Dr strange and Ancient one before dying is one of the most important scenes in the mcu, it just gets me everytime. Not only it is deep and meaningful but also pushes Dr strange on the right path and we get to know its importance later on in other movies where he has a major role to play.

[@rivervixens06]

“Like what, like you?” Damn that hurts

[@LittleMan27]

Wanda is witchcraft, Dr Strange is sorcery

[@musical_lolu4811]

Tomato, tomahto

[@MamadNobari]

Potato, potahto

[@mikeaninger7388]

Dude she ain’t there yet!

[@heinleinreader]

Do you know the difference between a witch and a sorcerer in our society? The former is reserved for application only to women, the latter is reserved for application only to men. Do you know how many people say that "it is so disrespectful to the ancient one to have a woman playing the role". Even one as accomplished as Tilda Swinton couldn't overcome that bit of misogynistic lexicography. Would you like to know what they call a male that performs the craft, also known as witchcraft? They call him a witch. Not a sorcerer or a wizard or a warlock, he is called a witch just like any other practitioner would be. The difference between sorcery and witchcraft is like the difference between soccer and futbol. Can you really find one.

[@laurainathunderstorm]

​@@heinleinreader from what I've been told the difference is in the origin of the powers, one learns it and uses it though appliances (potions, spells, etc) the other one always had in them (as in it's a part of their body and identity and they don't have to use outside help to perform it), sadly I always forget which is which.

[@JDMunoz-ct9xn]

The cape is literally the best character in the film.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Cloak, actually, to be precise. Capes are what Thor and The Vision wear.

[@DarthLoki]

You're at the point now where things are getting really intense. Thor: Ragnarok and Guardians 2 (I'm guessing you've already seen both by now) will really blow your mind.

[@lordmortarius538]

You've seen 5 Infinity Stones so far: Space (blue) - the Tesseract Reality (red) - the Aether Mind (yellow) - the Sceptre/Vision's stone Power (purple) - the Orb Time (green) - the Eye of Agamotto The last one shall reveal itself in due course :)

[@kindabatooni9314]

My favorite Marvel origin movie and my favorite Marvel hero. The actor is called Benedict Cumberbatch and he is a perfect casting choice to play this character.

[@Keizi]

I LOVE THESE REACTIONS EVERY TIME I GET THE NOTIFICATION I LOOK FORWARD TO WATCHING!!

[@blake8357]

this is my favorite mcu movie. the digital effects are insane and dr stranges character arc is good aswell

[@michaelccozens]

if you haven't seen much of Benedict Cumberbatch, his collab with Martin Freeman on the BBC Moffat/Gatiss remake of Sherlock Holmes, simply called "Sherlock", is some of the best television of the last few decades, and possibly ever. And if you don't know who Andrew Scott is, by the time you're through, you'll never forget him. Highly recommended.

[@heinleinreader]

Which made it riotous that they played opposite each other in the Hobbit, and that both now find themselves as part of the MCU.

[@TitanWar93]

What I love about this movie was bringing us Wong. I love this man he is just the glue to the MCU.

[@mikekeller4001]

Why do I keep watching and re-watching the first 2seconds over and over again lmaoo

[@coltchan7380]

5th stone actually. Space, Mind, Reality, Power, and now Time. Only one left. You’re better off not knowing about it. All I’ll say is that it’s orange.

[@slaaneshhedonite7068]

@ about 49:50 the proper verbiage is Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey… Stuff. Im sure many will know.

[@Karl_00097]

My favourite marvel movie of all time and top 5 of all time . Such a underrated movie 🍿

[@apoorvsingh4459]

Seeing how far Strange and Wong have come in the mcu is really so interesting to see, can't wait for you to watch him in other movies 👀

[@Jadenette11111]

This is my favorite marvel movie.

[@Belnick6666]

Murder is premeditated, planned etc... No plan to do it is manslaughter but in doctor strange case it was self defense, no crime etc

[@chandlermorgan708]

I can't imagine my hands being crush like that😢😢😢😢😢

[@marclewis5505]

Loved your reaction to Doctor Strange Collette.😃🥰 Fun Fact: Benedict Cumberbatch also played Dormammu in this.

[@regeninsgesicht5342]

THAT's what I call a tasty Spidergirl...

[@danielficarra2557]

Fun fact dormomou has a niece who you’ll meet much later. That’s all I’m saying enjoy the ride

[@scottredding7357]

And the nominees for Best Supporting Cape are …

[@hopejaworski9097]

There are 6 Infinity Stones. At this point, you’ve seen: Space Stone (Tesseract from the first Avengers movie, what Loki used to open the portal for the invasion) Reality Stone (Aether from the second Thor, trying to change reality so there’s no more light) Power Stone (the Orb from Guardians of the Galaxy) Mind Stone (earlier hidden inside Loki’s Scepter, now in Vision’s head after being used to create him and transfer Jarvis’s mind to an organic body) And now the Time Stone, in Strange’s Eye of Agamotto. The 6th one hasn’t been shown yet.

[@loading4354]

i wish the director of this is still the director of the sequel, instead we got a trash sequel with cringe camera work and people called it a horror movie. lmao, it's nowhere as close as horror. the og director's idea is about Nightmare and make it an R rated horror movie. but Feige chickened out of an R-rated that's why he fired the director.

[@rileyribble6733]

There’s much more to it than that besides the R rating lol. It was creative differences as a whole, the tone was just one aspect

[@mikeaninger7388]

6:22 yup, it’s still there after the scream.

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

I watch this and imagine this is what an acid trip is like

[@DaneofHalves]

You make that costume look great! Cheers!

[@glennwelsh9784]

Not to spoil too much going forward, but this movie really plants some seeds for where the MCU will be going later, particularly starting in Phase Four. Some huge possibilities are going to be opened up.

[@apoorvsingh4459]

Upon rewatch this is actually one of the most important movies in the mcu seeing his role in IW and Endgame and now in phase 4 he is pretty much the face of the saga.

[@CaptainFrost32]

Yeah, at least two new flavors of Ben & Jerry's!

[@Lil-Britches]

5:51 "air force guy fractured lower spine" that's referring to Rhodes in Civil War after he got shot by Vision.

[@colleenross8752]

No, Stephen's crash took place before Civil War

[@c-mc]

The time stone is the 5th Infinity Stone we've seen so far... there's only 1 left

[@hkaayaakuu]

good lord colette not the master of the mystic arts i was so impressed at 1st that i downloaded full 21 issues of jason aarons ongoing dr strange book

[@jacerogers9903]

I just wanted to say that I love Dr. Strange's character! I personally feel that he's the most powerful and complex Avenger 😁

[@rifleorcagames]

cant wait for more marvel movie reactions!

[@mikeaninger7388]

6:19 A testament to Audi engineering, yet also a public service announcement.

[@nvp8191]

Witchcraft power come from internal or absorption of other power so a sorcerer power come from dimensional energy.

[@ColetteCherry]

Ahhh thank you!!! Cool stuff

[@kisut1305]

The sad thing is the 1st one is more multiversal and trippy than the so called multiverse of madness..

[@joelpayne1193]

I enjoy watching Dr Strange because it is wonderful and werid to me. Entertaining and fun.

[@akashdeepganguly5853]

You know, while it’s still debated among the writers, directors and fans about how long strange was in that time loop being killed by dormammu, the general consensus is that he was in there for a longgg time, giving him the time to master his magical powers even further. Lower estimates say about 1000 loops while higher estimates say around 10,000 years 😅

[@kevinw.6177]

I subscribe to the belief that he was in there for approximately one Groundhog Day.

[@opromlie2272]

Can he train in there like when has he time for this? He made a loop on himself too so everytime a new loop starts its always his first death and the same experience right? So in theory he should not remember any death or anything else he did in this loop. Even after a 1000 years it should feel like a few sec for him.

[@akashdeepganguly5853]

@@opromlie2272 actually I disagree. Despite the loop, both strange and dormammu knew that they were in a loop, especially strange. That’s why dormammu was like “what is this illusion” and strange goes “this is endless looped time”. Moreover, the whole point of the loop was to have dormammu be aware that he’s stuck in a loop repeating the same actions endlessly, which made him strange’s prisoner and gave strange the upper hand. And because dormammu kept killing him every time (each time differently), it gave strange the opportunity to come up with and practice new defences against dormammu’s attacks (although he’d last only few seconds).

[@opromlie2272]

@@akashdeepganguly5853 oh yeah thats true thank you I forgot 🤦‍♂️ I was just confused like how can he remember when he trapped him and himself in an endless loop and always start form zero. One solution that I had in mind was maybe he modified the loop so that he and Dormammu can remember.

[@akashdeepganguly5853]

@@opromlie2272 I mean almost every time loop movie or tv show that I’ve seen, the protagonist always knows that he’s stuck in a time loop, whether it’s Groundhog Day, that episode of supernatural or that one episode of stargate sg1 lol. If you think about it, it makes strange’s sacrifice even greater because he knew he’d be killed thousands of times and that he’d experience and remember it all. I would have liked if the directors had shown that this gave strange some sort of PTSD.

[@OfficialDoggyYT]

the intro.. 💀

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

Intro: DAMN, GIRL!!! ;-)

[@cameronshiells5598]

Strange is correct that the warnings should come before the spell.

[@totomomo18]

One of the best Mcu movies.

[@highlander31527]

40:01 Not exactly. She NEEDED to live long enough. She's been waiting on Stephen. You will find out why soon enough, in another movie. She did what she had to do because she knows something that we did not know at the time of this movie.

[@shaan4110]

just a side note.....This is Indian mythology and Buddhists and Hindu monk traveled with indian knowledge to far east including kung fu and meditation technique ..... I just feel a little bad that originator of most of the things in the world we don't get any credits😞🥲..

[@herryjulianto8720]

That the time stone!!

[@stevenightfall6634]

After the start of that intro, I think the left directional button on my keyboard is now worn out...

[@matthewdunham1689]

Thanks!

[@ColetteCherry]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

[@Trenchv1]

My only complaint from this movie is how Christine doesn't believe Strange having powers right after witnessing his astral body.

[@adrianr.1390]

I liked this videos, it's fun to watch you foreshadow. A lotta your guesses and what you were saying was wrong but very entertaining and enjoyable.

[@Blastimal]

o.o first image is see, wow.

[@chrispittman8854]

Nice intro. Ready made "Spider-Gwen." You actually look like the original "Gwenn Stacy" in the comics.

[@NickEclipse]

It’s so weird seeing Stephan Strange act like he did in this movie, he was a total jerk. It just shows how far he’s come as a character and a person

[@heinleinreader]

That was the point, to show that this was a life altering event. When the ancient one separated his spirit self from his body, that was what seemed to drive him.

[@vanguarddude3833]

Fun fact the Air Force one he turned down before his accident was Rhodes

[@mura_saki]

Not really a fun fact, more of a fan theory lol it hasn't been confirmed cuz "experimental Armour" isn't what I would call stark's suits

[@Putrefax]

fun fact: when Strange is in his car looking at cases to work on he gets an offer for "an airforce colonel who paralyzed his legs in an experimental armor." So Strange has the opportunity to operate on Roady (Warmachine)'s legs after his fall in Civil War, and turns it down because it's not cool or interesting enough for him.

[@hs-ti4fr]

Not rhodey, but one of the colonels testing out the hammer tech suit that malfunctioned. You see footage of it when Tony hacks Justin Hammer's presentation in iron man 2

[@Logan_Baron]

Yeah the War Machine armor would not be considered Experimental Armor.

[@rong2912]

Tilda Swinton is awesome

[@turbolid]

Next in line is Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.

[@futuramayeah]

Colette for different times competing something Secret this way comes

[@Metzwerg74]

this movie is as close to a drug trip as you will ever get, without taking drugs.....

[@jasonkobilinski9293]

Das heilen durch den eigenen Geist geht bei ähnlichen auch im echten Leben 😁 Gibt Leute die jahrelang gelähmt waren & nach spirituellen Erfahrungen wieder laufen konnten

[@Agent-57]

The reason that trick even worked on Dormammu is because he doesn't have a past or future. It's just the present for him. For any other being every time the loop is reset it would forget everything as if it never happened. Also Dormammu is dumbass. He could have just trapped Strange there instead of killing him.

[@kevinfhaney]

Not spirit world but a spiritual realm Spirit Realm

[@nintenmetro]

@51:33 five down, one to go.

[@HabitualMedia]

First of all, love the channel and everything you do. Really appreciate the content. Second, for future videos, the background volume on the actual movie is to quiet. I have to choose between actually hearing what's happening and your audio blowing my eardrums out, or hearing your pleasant voice and nothing from the actual movie. Again, no hate! Just some constructive criticism from someone who enjoys your channel

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Watch Fantastic Four 1&2 with Chris Evans & X-Men series 👌. They all leading up to Multiverse of Madness 😉.

[@jabril049]

no they dont?

[@Exe3D]

@@jabril049 Lol

[@PsychoMuffinSDM]

Ok... Next movie to watch: TENET because... reasons...

[@sickomode3150]

bruh y are important scenes are skipped..? this and civil war

[@kevinfhaney]

He should have not gone there I would love for her to take care of me if I was not feeling good

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

I think the reference about an air force colonel with a crushed spine was Rhodes from Civil War

[@CaptainFrost32]

No, it was not. Another test subject from another company attempting to replicate Stark suits. They could use that as an origin for a Marvel villain like Killer Shrike.

[@joser6983]

Doctor Strange is actually one of the Original Avenger and one of the Strongest too

[@Logan_Baron]

No, he actually only joined the Avengers fairly recently in the comics. After Civil War in the comics, which actually happened some time after The Infinity Gauntlet. The original Avengers were Iron Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Thor and Hulk. Captain America joined in issue 4.

[@heinleinreader]

Dr Strange was one of the original Defenders, not Avengers. Interesting side note. Spider-Man was actually a probationary Avenger for a short while. The Monica Rambeau Captain Marvel was also an Avenger for a little while.

[@anth5189]

Yea, and if the rules were not broken Dormmamu would have won. So where is the point in always following the rules. Like any law or rule the trick is knowing when to follow them and when to break them, because no law or rule is 100% correct.

[@danielktorresw9237]

Hermosa reaccion

[@deenormus1975]

😃Anyone else say “CLOAK! It’s not a cape, it’s a cloak! It’s the Cloak of Levitation! That’s it’s name!” like I did? Hahaha!🤭😘🖖 Just picking, mama. I’ve been laughing my butt off at your hilarious responses & reaction. U rule. But also? IT’S A CLOAK.🙂

[@mrblade6969]

55:01 You dont know how much you are right here

[@dimitryanyanwu7681]

Wait is she really a 2001 gal?

[@tristenbrisbois2945]

Have you considered watching Moon Knight?

[@elliottwardley1048]

Great reaction but you don't have to make 12 plot guesses constantly. Just enjoy the movie.

[@futuramayeah]

Colette, don't text and drive

[@bigdream_dreambig]

44:06 It's like you're in high school and you've put in lots of effort to look stylish -- and then, in front of your friends, your mother licks her thumb, and wipes something off your face. 😝

[@tdmvortex]

Donyou want to be the mother of all men

[@futuramayeah]

Colette i didn't like this much as the 1978 movie, i did like the music though, and he didn't recite magic spells out loud like he did in the comics and the 1978 movie.

[@mikeaninger7388]

8:59 The subtitles here are wrong. Dr. Strange was insulting the occupational therapist by saying “bachelor-LESS degree,” because Steven has more degrees than a thermometer.

[@darkerthandark3761]

U got OF?

[@nickypool415]

I understand that this is off topic, but you look pretty. So pretty enough that you could play as Gwen Stacy!!

[@Dragawh]

Ooo

[@PJAvenger]

Poo poo? Tell you sside note - the world hates the shit

[@trblmakr7572]

I'm loving your reactions but you really play them in the correct order, timelines ,especially in the MCU

[@canadianicedragon2412]

The fact that Strange "beats" Dormammu by basically being the pesky kid asking "are we there yet" endlessly is... fun. It literally isn't "I'm powerful enough to stop you" it's "I'll keep you occupied and keep asking asking until you get sick of it and agree to my plan." I enjoyed seeing you react to this. Looking forward to more content from you.

[@karthiiraja17]

DBZA ɴᴀᴘᴘᴀ ʀᴇғғᴇʀᴇɴᴄᴇ

[@michaelccozens]

As others have noted, it also neatly covers Strange's rapid ascension from ad hoc "Master" to full-fledged Sorcerer Supreme. Strange spent hundreds, thousands, maybe tens of thousands of years fighting the overwhelming force of Dormammu over and over and over. As Strange said earlier in the film, study and practice, ending with him being fully the equal of the Ancient One, if not even more skilled. It was also one of the first Marvel movies where the hero won without any kind of physical overmatching. Strange didn't smack Dormammu into submission; he simply trapped him, and waited for him to stop having a tantrum about it. It's a bit like one of the alien species in Douglas Adams' "Hitchhiker's Guide", who were a hopelessly belligerent group best dealt-with by locking them in a room until they beat themselves up.

[@chuckiej]

So glad you enjoyed this! Remember: Self-defense is not murder

[@blueroninstudios]

Too absolute a statement. In reality, it depends on a lot.

[@Agent-57]

Too many variables.

[@michaelccozens]

@@blueroninstudios Practically, yes; by definition, no. Given the implications of the term "murder", it's something of a binary.

[@musical_lolu4811]

Depends on the legal definitions of the terms. It's those definitions, rather than some dictionary's, that matter.