FILM WEEK: The Angry Birds movie billboards...

Welcome to another themed FILM WEEK here at Daily Billboard, and what better way to kick off the week than with these fun billboards for The Angry Birds Movie.

It's probably one of those films you never knew you needed, but the cute winged characters are making the leap from your highly-addictive smartphone game app to the big screen with the help of some impressive outdoor ad support this month.

Now it's time to find out why these happy, flightless birds became so angry, as their paradise island is visited by mysterious green piggies and it's up to three unlikely outcasts, the grouchy 'Red' (voiced by Jason Sudeikis), his speedy pal 'Chuck' (Josh Gad) and the explosive 'Bomb' (Danny McBride') to find up what the pigs are really up to.

Get ready for these animated avians to slingshot their way to your heart in glorious 3D action on the big screen.

The film's face-off ad creative was first snapped along the Sunset Strip on April 20, then all the cute characters and multiple different billboard creatives were spied around the streets of L.A., from Hollywood Boulevard to Highland Avenue, Vine Street to La Brea Avenue, 3rd Street to La Cienega Boulevard through May 3, 2016.

For more games adapted into movies, make sure you also check out these Need for Speed movie billboards, these Hitman: Agent 47 movie billboards and these Prince of Persia movie billboards.

Only time will tell whether Angry Birds will make cinema-going audiences happy, but they certainly seem to be brightening the skies of L.A. at the moment.

Meanwhile stay tuned the rest of the week for more fantastic movie billboards vying for your attention in the crowded city skyline.

UPDATED: Here are two more fun creatives for the new animated movie, the first featuring the
green meanie Lyin' King 'Leonard' was snapped above Beverly Boulevard on May 11, 2016.

Next Red's friends try and get him to smile in this billboard spotted above Melrose Avenue the same day.

Here's also another fun character billboard of the feathered female variety.

This cut-out special extension was spied flying high over Wilshire Boulevard on May 12, 2016.