Goofs
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Factual errors
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs
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Spoilers
Audio/visual unsynchronised
When Voldemort is returning, Harry screams with a closed mouth.Share this
Character error
Part of the incantation used to return Voldemort to power is "Bone of the father, unwillingly given". It would make more sense to be "unknowingly given," as it says in the book, as someone who is deceased cannot give something unwillingly or otherwise. (Interestingly, this goof is actually corrected in some of the dubbed versions, like Swedish and German, where the words in this part are directly lifted from the novel.)Share this
Continuity
At the cemetery, when Harry is trapped at the statue, Voldemort raises his right arm and places his finger on Harry's head. While Voldemort's arm remains raised his sleeve slides down towards his shoulder, but is back up at his elbow in the close-up.Share this
Continuity
During the post-cemetery sequence where the crowd is reacting to Cedric's death, Neville appears to be in two places at once. He is given a close-up reaction shot towards the end of the scene, and he is standing between two students. In the shot directly preceding this however, he can be seen on the far right edge of the screen; an unidentified female student is on his left, and she disappears from in the next shot (his close-up).Share this
Continuity
When Dumbledore is comforting Harry after he has returned from the graveyard, McGonagall can be seen putting her hand on Harry's shoulder, but the very next scene shows her standing far away, next to Snape, as Fudge tries to keep Cedric's death quiet.Share this
Continuity
In the graveyard after Cedric has died, his arms change positions almost everytime you see him in the background. Once one of the arms is at his side then straight out.Share this
Incorrectly regarded as goofs
In the graveyard scene, Voldemort refers to Harry's "filthy Muggle mother." He meant she was born of Muggles, not that she was a Muggle herself.Share this
Incorrectly regarded as goofs
At the end of the movie in his address to the students, Dumbledore says that Cedric Diggory was murdered by Lord Voldemort. In fact, Wormtail was the one who killed Diggory at Voldemort's orders. Voldemort was still in such a form that he could not raise a wand. However, Dumbledore's words in the movie are an accurate repeat of those in the book. Dumbledore was speaking figuratively; a literalist would say that Diggory was killed at Lord Voldemort's command.Share this