Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince: 66 movie mistakes

Film buffs have logged 66 mistakes in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince since the film premiered in London on July 7.

Here are the top 10 Harry Potter bloopers:

1. Harry, played by Daniel Radcliffe, normally has a scar on his forehead. When he talks to McGonagall and Snape about the necklace, there is no scar visible.

2. When Draco attacks Dumbledore, Bellatrix walks in wearing dark lipstick. In the side shot of Draco, when Bellatrix kisses him on the back of the head, she is wearing no lipstick. After a shot of Dumbledore, her lipstick has reappeared.

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Can you add to the list? Doesn't really matter to us - we love the movie!

Game Based on the Movie Harry Potter 6 Now on Mobile Phones: EA Mobile

All the hottest movies to hit cinemas this year will now be at the mobile users' fingertips in the form of games. EA Mobile unveils four new games based on the most happening movies of 2009, including Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

The game is set in the interactive Hogwarts School and features an exciting gameplay. The game boasts of a free-roaming environment that includes the movies' main characters namely, Harry, Ron and Hermione. Players get to battle with dark and evil forces just like in the movie.

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LEGO® Harry Potter Years 1-4 video game coming in 2010

Harry Potter LEGO® set fans rejoice! As part of the E3 Expo 2009 it was announced that Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and TT Games are working with The LEGO Group to create a new video game based on the first four books in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. The look of the video game will of course be drawn from the wildly popular LEGO® Harry Potter sets.

Kids will be able to play this exciting and humor-filled game as Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley, and several other beloved characters from the books. Players will be able to participate in normal Hogwarts student activities and "attend lessons, cast spells, mix potions, fly on broomsticks and complete tasks to earn house points." Settings will include such familiar places as "Hogwarts castle, Diagon Alley, the Forbidden Forest and the village of Hogsmeade."

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Bewitched, Bewildered and Hot and Bothered

"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" opens with the boy wizard, now a hunky young man, hurriedly checking his breath after securing a date with a pretty Muggle waitress. And that's just the beginning of the sixth film in the series based on J.K. Rowling's novels of a wizard's magical education. They should have called it "Harry Potter and the Teenagers in Heat": Hermione fancies Ron! Ron can't keep his hands off Lavender Brown! Harry has a crush on Ron's sister Ginny!

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This review made me LOL. Harry Potter: chick magnet?!

Music Review: Nicholas Hooper, "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack"

Nicholas Hooper continues building on themes developed in "Order of the Phoenix," reflecting the darker, more somber turn the series of books and films takes at this point in the saga of J.K. Rowling's boy wizard. Of course, he's becoming less of a boy and more of a man, and Hooper's score incorporates that maturity while still retaining echoes of the more magical and innocent beginnings.

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Interesting piece, makes you appreciate all the work that goes into making the background music of this film series we all love.

Huge Gallery Of New Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince Images

A big bunch of promotional images from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince have shown up online, leaked out of the New York Licensing International Expo by the folks at SnitchSeeker.

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Dan Radcliffe talks about life at Hogwarts and beyond

Most movie sets are flimsy facades — the walls usually move when you lean against them — but not the airplane factory in Watford, England, that a decade ago was transformed into the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and built to last. The floors and walls are real stone, and no one knows their cracks and echoes better than Daniel Radcliffe.

Well, maybe that’s not entirely true. “I still get turned around in here,” Radcliffe said as he wandered through an especially dim corridor. “I couldn’t tell you the name of this set, but I know my way to all the sets. Well, pretty much.”

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Great to hear from the star himself!