Broken Sword has much of what Project Eden lacks, but also exhibits the flaws that have marginalized the adventure genre.
This version has a satisfying symmetry that the stripped-down Lish version lacks, but it has something more important: it has heart.
Clinton's campaign managers, and Guardian journalists, may believe that fun and excitement is what her campaign lacks, but this is discrediting the intelligence of 36% of primary voters.
There are aspects of princely dignity he lacks, but they'd probably seem immaterial if he had them; he's an assertive adventurer, applying force of mind rather than refinement or privilege.
Yes, the animated opening sequence has a professional polish that the rest of the film lacks, but the documentary's chosen angle is meaningful: The world of autism is as diverse as the nation.
Admittedly, charm – Ripley's stock in trade – is a quality that weirdo bookstore clerk Joe utterly lacks, but he makes up for it in chippiness (he didn't go to university but has read more than most English grads), ingenuity and wit.
