Alright you Harry-heads, now it’s time to ruin yet another Harry Potter movie for you by meticulously nitpicking all the little tiny mistakes in the movie.
Stuff you never would have noticed if we didn’t point it out. You’re welcome!
Nothing is perfect, not even in a land full of magic.
There's a moment where Xenophilius draws the Deathly Hallows symbol, at first he draws it so the line touches the bottom of the circle.
However, in the next shot, the line does not touch.
There are really only two scenes in the entire movie where Harry's glasses actually appear to have lenses in them.
For the rest of the film, they are clearly out.
There's a scene where Voldemort grabs the Elder Wand from Dumbledore's hand and then thrusts it into the air.
At this point, it's shown that Voldemort's arm has hair on it, even though he's supposed to be hairless.
When Harry, Ron, and Hermione are talking to Xenophilius Lovegood at his house about the Deathly Hallows, there's a newspaper in the background.
It starts rolled up, but is unfolded in some shots.
During the scene where Hermione is being tortured by Bellatrix, the evil witch reaches over to Hermione's right arm to carve "mudblood" into it.
However, in the next shot, she's carving it into her left.
There's a moment where Ron, Hermione, and Harry are all sleeping at 12 Grimmauld Place.
During these shots, Hermione's blouse keeps changing the way that it's ruffled. She must be an active sleeper!
Alright, stay with us here.
There's a scene where Harry and Hagrid are on a motorbike heading through some tunnels. The bus that follows them says it's going to Dartford...
But there's no way it could have been.
If you want to get to Dartford (or at least the direction of Dartford) you don't take a tunnel, you take a bridge.
At the moment where Harry, Ron, and Hermione confront Mundungus about the missing locket, he knocks some stacks of papers onto the floor.
However, later, the papers are all stacked up neatly behind him.
So at the beginning of the movie, there are a couple of Death Eaters at a meeting with ol' Voldie when he takes out his wand.
Between shots (too quick for him to have switched hands) his wand changes hands.
After the moment where Ron destroys the Horcrux, Harry decides to take a seat next to his friend.
However, in some sort of metaphor (I presume), the distance has increased between them in the next shot.
Alright, watch the moment where Ron takes Harry out of the icy lake.
He leans Harry up against this really big root, one that shouldn't really be moved by Harry's weight.
He should have never been able to move that root... Maybe it's a magic bendy root?
After Hermione apparates herself and the other two fellers away from the wedding, she doesn't have her bag. It's not on her when they first appear in London either.
And yet when they go down the alley... poof! It's there!
