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(#8) Harry Is Allowed To Nap At The Death Eater Attack
When the Death Eaters attack the Quidditch World Cup in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, chaos breaks out until nothing remains but a wasteland of burnt tents. Oh, and Harry lounging in the dirt in the middle of said wasteland after getting knocked out. How does he make it out alive, seeing as how he's Voldemort's number-one target?
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(#9) Lavender Brown Wasn't Always White
Jessie Cave took over the role of Lavender Brown in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The role had been played by two other actresses in earlier films, Jennifer Smith and Kathleen Cauley, both of whom are black.
Why the change? The character's name had previously been given to background actresses; when she became more central to the story, the movie execs recast her. Whatever the reason, the optics are not great.
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(#7) Portkey Problems
Portkeys are introduced in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and they're a pretty nifty way to get around – if you ignore the glaring inconsistencies in how they work.
The boot Harry, the Weasleys, and the Diggorys use in the beginning of the movie to get to the Quidditch World Cup doesn't go with them; it just transports them. But when the goblet takes Cedric and Harry to the graveyard at the end of the movie, it remains in Cedric's hand so Harry can conveniently escape.
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(#12) Harry Forgets How To Do The Patronus Charm
In the opening scene of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry uses the Patronus charm to scare off a dementor. And what form does his Patronus take? That's right, a big silver ball! Wait, what? So, even though Harry learned how to produce a fully corporeal Patronus two years earlier, he can't manage to do it here?
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(#1) Harry Uses Magic Willy-Nilly Outside Of School
The opening scene of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is unforgivable. In the scene, Harry is in his room at 4 Privet Drive using the Lumos charm to read at night. There's just one problem – he's an underage wizard using magic outside of school, an act that's explicitly forbidden. What's more, he's using magic in a Muggle house. The Ministry of Magic would be on him like young Neville on a chocolate frog.
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(#10) Expelliarmus Does One Thing!
In the books, the Expelliarmus spell disarms people, and it's Harry's go-to battle move. In the movies, everyone uses it all the time, and it always seems to have a different effect. Sometimes it simply disarms someone, but more often than not, it blasts people off their feet and sends them flying across the room. They always do drop their wand when this happens, so technically it works. But still!
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Harry Potter is a series of fantasy movies, based on the novels written by British writer JK Rowling. It describes the protagonist Harry Potter who has an extraordinary magical talent and his 7-year life at school. Warner Pictures continues to release a total of 8 movies. This worldwide famous movie series also has some unexplainable plot holes that most people don't know.
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