Angels & Demons

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• Movie Goof (revealing mistake): During the scene when Langdon and Vittoria are reading the Latin excerpts, the Latin was in perfect punctuation. However, in ancient Rome, Latin was written without punctuation (i.e. no spaces, commas, periods) or capital letters.
• Movie Goof (revealing mistake): When Langdon is trapped in the oxygen-depleted vault in the Vatican Archive, he tries to break a glass wall by shooting at it. The resultant impacts show the glass to be laminated safety glass. When the glass finally breaks under the weight of a cabinet it shatters into thousands of small pieces - showing that the glass is toughened safety glass.
• Movie Goof (factual errors): The equipment needed to store antimatter, and the quantity produced, is inconsistent with reality. Also, the Large Hadron Collider is not a particularly important instrument in antimatter research, and antimatter research is not an important part of the LHC's goals. However it is established in dialogue immediately that the antimatter-production experiment is an unauthorized piece of research well outside of the LHC's actual mission, and that the few researchers "in on it" are creating an exceptional new method for producing large quantities of antimatter. While this is not realistic, it's deliberate and established in the movie's fictional world.
• Movie Goof (errors made by characters, possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): When viewing the footage sent by the kidnapper for the second time Langdon asks to pause it. After thinking for a while he says "Is there any more?" but he knows there is because he has already seen the footage once.