Jack Quinn, in "Double Team" with Van Damme - a bad guy kidnaps Quinn's family, sure, but he does it because Quinn is responsible for his little son's death.

Gabriel Cash, in "Tango & Cash" - both heroes get acquitted of all charges forgetting that Cash really called an Asian suspect names and tortured him after he shouted "Lawyer."

Seth Gecko, in "From Dusk Till Dawn" Clooney plays a criminal who kidnaps a family to escape from the police. There's also his insane brother who wanted to hurt the family. After vampires attack and his brother dies he suddenly acts like a good guy who cares for the kidnapped girl who wants to elope with him.

Pack of friends from "Valentine" - in the movie with David Boreanaz, people get killed by a guy they've bullied so hard, they made him insane. Irony.

Terminator, in "Terminator 3" - the machine played by Arnold admits he killed John Connor in the future, cause John has a soft spot for that model.

Douglas Quaid, Arnold played another character with blind spots in his morals in "Total Recall", besides the fact that Quaid was an asshole before they erased his memory, he also shot a guy for lying to him about being in virtual reality.

Oliver Queen, in "Arrow," besides the things he did in flashbacks, Oliver lost his family company because he made his father leave his love, and she (a Russian hottie) took revenge teaming up with a guy who blamed Queen for the death of the woman he loved, just because Oliver didn't bother to tell him it wasn't really his fault.

Yoda, "Star Wars" Yedi Master knew Anakin Skywalker killed women and children on Tatooine to "avenge" his mother but said nothing. Could have saved all those children... you green prick.

Sansa, the redhead from "Game of Thrones" hated Theon cause he burned her brothers, but when he tells her those were not her brothers but some other children, she's like "Ah, you're alright then". Also early in the show when Joffrey orders Arya's friend to be killed, Sansa is mad that they're messing with her fiance, no tears over a butcher's boy.

Garland Greene, in "Con Air" everybody knows he is a monster everyone is afraid of, but at the end it's all forgiven cause he doesn't need to kill anymore, at least for some time, and he's also a very funny guy, so the people he butchered don't matter.

Patrick Jane, "The Mentalist" is not only responsible for his family's death, he killed some guy wrongly thinking that guy is Red John, but it turned all right as the guy was also a killer, so Jane was free to work with the police after he killed in cold blood.

Nikita, in "La Femme Nikita" from 1990 Anne Parillaud's character, as the movie progresses, is shown as a poor beautiful young woman kidnapped and forced to kill for the government, forgetting at all she was a junkie who killed a cop for which she got the death penalty, and she would die if the government wouldn't have saved her.

Dominic Toretto, "Fast and Furious 4" and later show Toretto as a nice person harassed by the law enforcement, forgetting he almost killed a guy with a wrench and attacked and robbed truckers in the first movie.

Han Solo, later in "Star Wars" he is a romantic guy fighting the tyranny, but we know he worked for a notorious gangster smuggling illegal things, and whatever they say, he shot first.

Dad from Fallout 3, he escapes the vault to create clean water supply, but his escape results in creatures swarming Vault 101. Also, he leaves the player, knowing the Overseer will be angry.

Jack Foley, in "Out of Sight" Jack Foley, played by George Clooney is a hero cause he saves a guy he hates during a robbery. But the robbery wouldn't take place if Foley didn't arrange it.