Did Jennifer Lawrence cut her cameo from "Dumb and Dumber To?"

teamed up with the Farrelly Brothers while they were in Atlanta filming "Dumb and Dumber To" and she was here working on "Mockingjay," but the cameo she filmed might never make it to the big screen.

J-Law reportedly asked for her bit to be excised because she didn't like the results, Time reports.

D&D2, reuniting Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels, and "Mockingjay," both filmed largely in Atlanta and hit the theaters this month.

In other Jennifer Lawrence news, she came out swinging against social media (can you blame her after her phone got hacked?) right as her official Facebook page announced a fan promotion in conjunction with Instagram.

To quote an original Facebook status, "it's complicated.."

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