Continuity: It's clear that Harry's glasses don't have lenses during certain parts of the film.
Revealing mistakes: There are fruits labeled "dirigible plums" outside the Lovegood home. The fruits actually resemble peaches rather than plums.
Continuity: Upon standing by the ruins of his parents' house at Godric's Hollow, Harry has a flashback about the night Voldemort killed his parents. Voldemort is shown as the pale, snake-like man he looks like. But 16 years earlier, when Harry's parents were killed, Voldemort was still human. It wasn't until book 4 (The Goblet of Fire) that Voldemort is restored to power and creates a this new, reptile-like body for himself.
Continuity: When Ron's mum is outside the burrow waiting for everyone to arrive she suddenly appears indoors upon the arrival of Fred.
Continuity: In the scene where Bellatrix is torturing Hermione, she is carving into her right arm. Later, when they show Hermione crying and staring at her arm, the carving that Bellatrix had done was now on Hermione's right arm.
Revealing mistakes: During the graveyard scene at Godric's Hollow the ground is frozen and it is snowing. Despite this, neither character's breath mists as they breath or speak.
Continuity: When Harry holds Regulus's locket up in front of Kreacher, the chains are together when you can see Harry and separated when you can see Kreacher.
Continuity: 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.
Revealing mistakes: When Harry dives in the frozen pond, the surface ripples, showing that it's not solid ice on the surface, but some floating white substance.
Plot holes: After destroying the Horcrux locket, Ron says to Harry "Three to go." We know that there are a total of seven Horcruxes and so far only two others have been destroyed in previous movies, Tom Riddle's diary and a ring. Along with the locket, three have so far been destroyed which means that there are really four to go.
Factual errors: When Harry and Hagrid are seen traveling through the Dartford Tunnel, they narrowly miss a bus displaying the south-bound destination "Dartford". However, both the tunnels go north. A bus going to Dartford would use the Queen Elizabeth II bridge.
Continuity: When Harry dives into the frozen pond, the opening he created immediately enlarges, almost to the bank on both sides. However, when seen from below, the opening is the original size - just large enough for Harry to fit through.
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