Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

When Harry holds the mysterious locket up in front of Kreacher, the chains are together from Harry's POV and separated from Kreacher's.

When Reg Cattermole/Ron Weasley is being interrogated by Yaxley because of an office rain storm, Yaxley's ministry pin on his tie rotates into different angles.

When Bellatrix goes to carve "Mudblood" into Hermione's arm, she moves to Hermione's right arm, in the next shot she's carving into the left arm.

The piece of paper on which Xenophilius Lovegood draws the Hallows symbol changes between shots.

When he is drawing the symbols there is a smudge on the paper, but when the shot pans away and he is talking to Harry, there is no smudge on the paper.

When Hermione and Harry are sitting on the rocks on the cliff the camera behind Harry shows Hermione putting down a book closed, when the cameras switch to behind Hermione it appears that the wind has blown the book open but the cameras switch back to show the book closed again, and switch one final time to see the book yet again open, flapping in the wind.

When George and Fred are talking to Harry in the Dursley's house, the twins go from being in the back of the room to the front.

You don't hear or see them walk up either.

However, the previous movies have established that these characters are fond of "apparating" short distances.

In the first scene at Malfoy Manor, Voldemort asks Pius Thicknesse for his opinion on the current situation.

In the first shot of Pius, the ministry-pin on his tie is seen with the M vertical.

In the shot of him replying, the bottom of the M is tilted slightly to the right seen from camera POV.

In the shot of him reacting to Voldemort saying he will prove useful, the M is vertical again.

In Harry's flashback of the night his parents were killed, Voldemort is shown in his resurrected form opposed to his pre-death state of being.

Neither the book nor the movie tell us exactly what Voldemort looked like the night of the Potters' murders.

Both, however, allude to his changing appearance becoming less human.

When Hermione first tells Harry of the sign of the Deathly Hallows, the book she had been consulting is lying beside her closed but in the next shot the book is lying open.

When Hermione first appears in the movie she has a newspaper.

The picture of the Muggle family does not move even though it is in a Wizard newspaper.

However, one must assume that because it is, in fact, a Muggle family that they would not have had a Wizard picture taken of themselves, and the picture is a Muggle picture, hence the subject's stationary positions.

It can be seen that the headline picture, however, does move.

When Hermione stuns Harry to disguise him from the Snatchers, she takes his glasses off him and puts them in her own pocket.

When Harry and Ron are put in the cellar at Malfoy Manor, Harry takes his glasses out of his pocket.

When Hermione casts Expelliarmus at Mundungus Fletcher and takes his wand (in Grimmauld Place), she and Harry are standing somewhere that exactly at the next scene they are not.

They seem to move straight forward in no time which clearly isn't Apparation.

When Dobby arrives at No.

12 Grimmauld Place, he sees Ron and tells him that it was 'good it was to see him again', and they both shake each other's hands warmly.

Throughout the entire Harry Potter film series, Dobby and Ron have never met each other at all.

After erecting the tent for Bill and Fleurs' wedding, George says, 'Bloody hell, what's the Minister of Magic doing here?' The correct term is actually 'Minister for Magic'.

It's obvious that Harry's glasses don't have lenses during certain parts of the film.

After Ron destroys the necklace horcrux, he states that there are three more horcruxes left to find and destroy.

At this point they thought there were only six horcruxes plus Voldemort, not seven.

When the waitress in the coffee shop comes to take Harry, Ron and Hermione's order, she covers the same piece of ground twice.

When Mundungus Fletcher comes to Grimald Place, he knocks over a stand of newspapers, in a later shot, the stand is upright again.

When Harry, Hermione and Ron disaperate from The Burrow, Ron is on the left, Hermione is in the middle and Harry is on the right, but when they arrive in London, Harry is on the left and Ron is on the right.

When Yaxley are chasing Harry, Hermione and Ron when they escape from the Ministry, Yaxley suddenly gets much closer to Hermione and Ron just before they disapperate.

Just after Harry and Hermione fail to destroy the Horcrux and Harry says "We need to keep it safe", he looks inside the piece of his mirror, the camera is briefly seen in the reflection.

When Harry walks across the frozen pond, both in his shoes and when he is barefoot, there are no footprints left on the ice.

The pond is covered with a light snow, that Harry brushes away to see the Sword of Gryffindor beneath the frozen surface.

The snow would show any tracks.

After the Fred and George take the "Harry" polyjuice potion, they both immediately shrink to Harry's size.

However, their sleeves and trousers legs still fit them perfectly, when they should now be far too long.

When Hermione is reading Rita Skeeter's book, she tells Harry that she has discovered that the boy in the photo at Bathilda Bagshot's house is Gellert Grindelwald, she hands Harry the book.

If you look closely, you can see there is a oval shaped hole in the front cover where the moving picture of Dumbledore would be.

In the Malfoys mansion, Dobby disarms Narcissa Malfoy and takes her wand.

The wand is never seen again and appears to be taken with them when they apparate to the beach, but in part two in the room of requirement, Draco clearly states he is using his mother's wand.

Deathly Hallow Part 1 was always my least favorite. It was dark and intense.

Since this is the 7th movie in the series, you pretty much have to be caught up by this point because it gets right into the plot without explaining much, but that's simply because it would take too much time. After just reading the book for the second time, I can safely say that I would have been mostly lost if I hadn't read it.

Due to how the writer chose to end Part One, I was not so interested in seeing Part Two ... I did not return to the theater for the final episode of the Harry Potter series of film.

The Harry Potter films are the highest grossing film franchise of all time. This is precisely why when I heard that the final of J.

You'd be forgiven for questioning whether this was a Potter movie after all. No Maggie Smith, no floating candles, no Quidditch - we never even set foot inside Hogwarts.

This film is not a typical harry potter film, it's very different and more grown up. unlike the past 6 films which follow a similar plot structure, harry doesn't end up going to hogwarts for another school year.

"These are daaaaaark times-uh", Bill Nighy Christopher Walkens in his terse opening monologue, and there's no denying that. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows heralded many things: the finale to a cinematic franchise generations had grown up alongside, the rip-roaring, no-holds-barred finale of a world of magic plunged into chaos.

In this first part of the ending, Harry, Hermoine and Ron do the heavy lifting. They are alone, looking for answers without the help of other magicians like before.