Dumb and Dumber To movie billboards...

Once in a while a movie comes along that goes all out to grab your attention and tickle your funny bone with its outdoor ads, on this occasion it's for Dumber and Dumber To.

This veritable smorgasbord of billboards, small and large, special extension to special installations, certainly want to catch your eye for the comedy sequel starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels.

The film reunites the comedy duo from their 1994 hit Dumb and Dumber, and sees the dimwit friends 'Lloyd Christmas' and 'Harry Dunne' embark on another odyssey twenty years later to search for one of their long lost children in the hopes of gaining a new kidney.

Daily Billboard's favourite creative from the movie sequel's ad campaign is the version which comes complete with a life-like pigeon embellishment attached to the top of the billboard, which makes you do a double-take to see if it's real or not. It's a clever visual gimmick to make you look.

A close second favourite is the pair of idiots sitting astride a stag statue in a scene taken from the movie, which makes you think about the sheer absurdity of what's in store for audiences when they watch the film.

These billboards for the comedy with the Farrelly Brothers at the helm once again were snapped around the streets of L.A. from October 21 to October 25, 2014, from Sunset Boulevard to Fairfax Avenue, Pico Boulevard to Beverly Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard.

The giant-sized Dumb and Dumber To billboards were spied causing a spectacle of themselves at the busy intersection of Franklin and Highland Avenues in Hollywood.

No doubt Jim Carrey is hoping that his return to this film franchise will turn his fortunes around, as none of his recent movies like Mr. Popper's Penguins, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone and Kick-Ass 2 have been box office successes.

Meanwhile in recent years, Jeff Daniels has explored more serious roles and even won an Emmy for his portrayal of news anchor 'Will McAvoy' in HBO's journalism drama, The Newsroom.

Let's hope that getting the gang back together for another outing all these years later wasn't a dumb desperate plan and turns out to be as funny as these billboards are.