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• Kidult tastes and values, in turn, are formed in childhood and remain fixed for life.
• One of the most well-known and extreme cases of Peter Pan syndrome and the kidult mentality is Michael Jackson.
• Paul Bennett, the other principal at Nick and Paul, described the tone of the campaign as " kidult ."
• Like Bruce Willis in the two " Die Hard " films, Jean-Claude Van Damme has become typecast for making kidult movies.
• Effects-laden thriller for the " kidult " audience is never better than OK and no more than a shadow of the Terminator pictures.
• ""'Sea Urchins " "'was a kidult television series ( in three series ) produced by Television New Zealand from 1980 to 1984.
• But in subduing the visceral excesses, it transcends the kidult label and brings its audiences reasonably close to the spirit of the Saturday-matinee thrillers of a more innocent time.
• Unfortunately, there's also a lot of problems, with Rowena freed ( again ), Uncle Crowley scheming and everything with that terrifying child-teen-kidult Amara.
• But the hypocrisy of kidult cinema is such that Van Damme has been subversively marketed as a heroic figure for children, even as the studios have made his films ( officially, at least ) off-limits to filmgoers younger than 17.
• Blackburn's other screen roles include breakthrough kidult series " Hunter's Gold ", and'baddy'roles on New Zealand's longest-running soap operas : " Close to Home " and " Shortland Street ".
• Sylvia remembers that " our market had grown and a'kidult'show . . . was the next step . " The Andersons retired to their holiday villa in Portugal to expand the premise, script the pilot episode and compose a Virgil " Gus " Grissom, Gordon Cooper and Alan Shepard.
• Maybe the giddy, communal gaggle of the village as depicted by Breughel has been replaced by the modern media village in which the young and old share the same images of what New York Times critic Vincent Canby has called " kidult " culture, like electronic action films that play to children from 8 to 80.
• All of that moved New York critic Vincent Canby to concoct a word that would describe such films : A " kidult " movie, Canby argues, mingles the harsh doctrine of the classic exploitation movie-- violence, sensuality, rude language-- with the heroic suspense of classic kid-movie fare ( especially the serials and the matinee westerns ).
• He is involved with Pharrell Williams'Kidult Youth Conference, has contributed a significant portion of the money toward the restoration of the Brewer Fountain on the Boston Common, helped to create a partnership between the Boston Ballet and Karmaloop, and sits on the board of the Emerald Necklace Conservancy and the board of Youth Design, an organization that helps find paid summer design internships for inner city high school students.