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Decent
Decent adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Both words in one sentence
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Film Noir: Down to Max being a decent guy pulled into crime (and for a while being quite good as Vincent's sidekick), who then struggles to get out once he gets the big picture.
Source: Film / Collateral - Tales of Innocence has a big war going on between two countries in the background, but besides crossing a couple battlefields, you rarely see to much of it and spend a decent amount of time doing your own thing.
Source: Little Hero, Big War - Since they know it's a big waste of time, the producers don't bother with decent acting or writing.
Source: Horrible / Advertising
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