A group of young Nigerian siblings have gone viral in recent days for a fun, low-budget remake of the trailer for the original Netflix mining movie they posted on their social media accounts.
It took the boys a month to shoot their version of the extraction trailer.
Their remake caught the attention of Netflix, as well as celebrities like Chris Hemsworth.

Muiz and Malik Sanni are two brothers – aged 15 and 10 respectively – who, with their 13-year-old cousin, Fawas Aina, spend their free time in the suburbs of Lagos in Ikorodu, demonstrating much more ingenuity and creativity than most of us probably do. did at their age. With the technical help of their older brother Babatunde (who is 23), Muiz and Malik put their affection for American films to good use by producing low-budget remakes of trailers and their favorite scenes. using everything from wheelbarrows as cars to their writing which replaces the text on the screen included in the official clips.

They posted the results on their YouTube channel (titled Ikorodu Bois, which is the name of their social media presence), including other creations like their remake of the Bad Boys. But it was what they posted online in the past few days – a homemade re-enactment of the trailer for the original Netflix extraction film, which was released in April – that turned them into an Internet sensation, attracting congratulations from the stars, as well as from Netflix and even Extraction Producers Joe and Anthony Russo.

As you can see in the tweet below that they posted just a few days ago, labeling the film’s lead actor Chris Hemsworth, as well as the official Netflix account, helped ensure that audiences as wide as possible be entertained by their trailer.

Netflix retweeted this post, delusional, “I love it. Likewise, Hemsworth saw it and retweeted it, adding his own comment – “EPIC”.

But it was the Russo’s response that particularly shocked young American moviegoers:

This trailer took the boys a month, according to Babatunde, who explained to. that “some days we shoot but end up re-shooting just because we wanted to do our best”.

The “Ikorodu Bois” Instagram account was created in 2017. Their content attracted over 800,000 subscribers and was praised by celebrities such as actors Will Smith and The Rock, who hailed the boys’ re-enactment- Jumanji announcement:

In their Twitter biography, the boys describe themselves as “your favorite mimers.” We play too much. Indulge yourself and discover some of their other hobbies, which offer the perfect antidote to the depressing news and headlines that are flooding social media these days.

Ikorodu Bois Twitter

Instagram

Youtube

Andy is a journalist in Memphis who also contributes to outlets like Fast Company and The Guardian. When not writing about technology, he can be found curled up protective over his burgeoning wine collection, as well as fueling his whovianism and frenzy on a variety of TV shows you probably don’t like .

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A group of young Nigerian siblings have gone viral in recent days for a fun, low-budget remake of the trailer for the original Netflix mining movie they posted on their social media accounts.
It took the boys a month to shoot their version of the extraction trailer.
Their remake caught the attention of Netflix, as well as celebrities like Chris Hemsworth.

Muiz and Malik Sanni are two brothers – aged 15 and 10 respectively – who, with their 13-year-old cousin, Fawas Aina, spend their free time in the suburbs of Lagos in Ikorodu, demonstrating much more ingenuity and creativity than most of us probably do. did at their age. With the technical help of their older brother Babatunde (who is 23), Muiz and Malik put their affection for American films to good use by producing low-budget remakes of trailers and their favorite scenes. using everything from wheelbarrows as cars to their writing which replaces the text on the screen included in the official clips.

They posted the results on their YouTube channel (titled Ikorodu Bois, which is the name of their social media presence), including other creations like their remake of the Bad Boys. But it was what they posted online in the past few days – a homemade re-enactment of the trailer for the original Netflix extraction film, which was released in April – that turned them into an Internet sensation, attracting congratulations from the stars, as well as from Netflix and even Extraction Producers Joe and Anthony Russo.

As you can see in the tweet below that they posted just a few days ago, labeling the film’s lead actor Chris Hemsworth, as well as the official Netflix account, helped ensure that audiences as wide as possible be entertained by their trailer.

Netflix retweeted this post, delusional, “I love it. Likewise, Hemsworth saw it and retweeted it, adding his own comment – “EPIC”.

But it was the Russo’s response that particularly shocked young American moviegoers:

This trailer took the boys a month, according to Babatunde, who explained to. that “some days we shoot but end up re-shooting just because we wanted to do our best”.

The “Ikorodu Bois” Instagram account was created in 2017. Their content attracted over 800,000 subscribers and was praised by celebrities such as actors Will Smith and The Rock, who hailed the boys’ re-enactment- Jumanji announcement:

In their Twitter biography, the boys describe themselves as “your favorite mimers.” We play too much. Indulge yourself and discover some of their other hobbies, which offer the perfect antidote to the depressing news and headlines that are flooding social media these days.

Ikorodu Bois Twitter

Instagram

Youtube

Andy is a journalist in Memphis who also contributes to outlets like Fast Company and The Guardian. When not writing about technology, he can be found curled up protective over his burgeoning wine collection, as well as fueling his whovianism and frenzy on a variety of TV shows you probably don’t like .

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