kidpic

noun

kidpic

noun

/ˈkɪdpɪk/

Etymology From kid + pic.

1

A film aimed at children.

  • With KKI having taken something in excess of £30 million at the US box office by the summer of 1986, KKII, even if somewhat below the standard and appeal (strictly to kidpic audiences, of course), seems inevitably bound for a golden harvest.1987, F. Maurice Speed, James Cameron-Wilson, Film review, page 60:
  • Based on the much-loved children's book by Maria Gripe, The Glassblower's Children is a visually impressive but slightly uneven kidpic whose scary scenes may turn off both toddlers and their parents[…]1999, Peter Cowie, The Variety Insider, page 150:

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