Corrected entry: In the scene when all the kids are leaving for Hogsmeade, you can see that Harry's face is pressed against the inside of the big clock tower overlooking the entrance to Hogwarts. Later on in the movie, when Harry and Hermione are back in time, the camera zooms through the same clock and you can see that the back is covered by lots of equipment. How did Harry have his face pressed against the glass?
wolfchild
22nd Jun 2004
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
15th Jun 2004
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
Corrected entry: When Harry and Lupin are practising the Patronus charm alone, the second time Lupin closes the boggart back into the chest he neglects to lock it in.
Correction: It is opened and locked by magic, as is shown in the close-ups of it opening. After Lupin closes the trunk the second time he leans on it, hits the top of it with his hand, and has a few more moments on and near the trunk while the camera is focused on Harry sitting on the steps. It would have been very easy, during this time, for Lupin to have magically locked the trunk.
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Correction: When you see the scene later in the movie you can see a ledge that is right next to the face of the clock with the gears behind the ledge. Since in the earlier scene you can see the gears working behind him one can presume that he is standing on the aforementioned ledge.
wolfchild