In the first part of the list of movies that you shouldn't miss in 2012 we briefly faced you with the frightening future in which vindictive judges dominate, we provided you with an opportunity to step one more time into an enchanting Tolkien's world of  Middleearth and then we brought you back into the past, into the period of big overturns in the American history. This time we'll keep exclusively to those stories that you already know, but which are now putting new clothes on and are therefore attracting the audience again.  

Gledanje horora može biti zanimljivo iskustvo, posebno ako ste po prirodi plahi i skloni reagirati na sugestivne podržaje. Tada su magloviti zimski dani i duge zimske noći stvoreni za vas. Samo upalite televizor, pogasite sva svijetla, pokrijte se dekicom - a ako još imate nekog pod njom sa sobom, tim bolje, nekog će trebati držati za ruku kad postane strašno - i kliknite play na daljinskom upravljaču... 

S druge strane, gledanje horora može biti i beskrajno zabavno, posebno ako se teže uživljavate u filmove i ako ih dovoljno dobro poznajete. Naime, tada ćete vrlo brzo otkriti neke tipične horor klišeje na koje ćemo vas ovdje podsjetiti, a koji upravo tu vrstu filmova čine najpredvidljivijim filmskim žanrom. OK, nakon pornića... 

There are things in life that you simply shouldn't miss. The first kiss, riding a convertible on the open road on the shore, a good rock concert, a party without inhibitions, a cherry pie with a vanilla ice-cream and - watching some movies. Yes, there are movies that you're going to see simply because your favorite actor is in them, because your favorite director made them or because you're attracted to the story. But same like that there are movies that you simply must see. 
 

In order to help you with your choice, in the next three sequels we bring you the list of movies that you simply must not miss in 2012.

They asked me once to which movie director I would, if I were a rich movie producer, provide money without a second of hesitation, no matter how disgustingly high the amount of requred money was. I answered: 'To Steven Spielberg'. Not because I consider him a genius in directing - I nevertheless leave that flattering title to John Ford and Stanley Kubrick - but because I've never seen someone have that much fun making movies. Steven Spielberg posseses a childish enthusiasm in approaching the stories that come to life before our eyes on a silver screen, which can particularly be seen in his 1980's movies, such as the excellent E.T. and utterly entertanning trilogy of a fictious character who made wonders for the popularizatoin of otherwise not too glamourous archeology, Indiana Jones. 

Precisely while making the latter, Spielberg was told on numerous occasions that the adventures of an archeologist with a hat and a whip irresistingly reminded them of those by the protagonist of comics Tintin's Adventures by the late Belgian comic creator Georges Remi known under his pseudonym Herge. That remark triggered a creative curiosity in him so he decided to take some time and read all comics about Tintin. And then already, sometime in mid 1980's, an idea occured - he was going to make a movie about Tintin. Today that idea has become a reality.