Canada · 2026-11-04

Avengers: Doomsday leads Canada demand with an FDI of 23.6

Ramayana: Rise of a Legend climbed from 25th to seventh one day before its November 5 opening.

• Avengers: Doomsday leads Canada with an FDI of 23.6.
• You Can See Everything sold 000,000Unlock tickets last weekend.
• Ramayana: Rise of a Legend rose 4.4 points in a week.

Avengers: Doomsday is the film Canada most wants to see, leading the market with an FDI of 23.6 while its closest pursuer, Dune: Part Three, stands at 11.8. The SEATmio Film Demand Index (FDI) is a film's percentage share of all tickets SEATmio tracks in Canada, combining tickets for the last 7 days of screenings with advance tickets for upcoming screenings. That puts the December 18 superhero title in front of both films already playing and the next wave of openers.

The lead is built on advance demand. Avengers: Doomsday, from Joe Russo and Anthony Russo, whose earlier work includes Avengers: Endgame and Avengers: Infinity War, has 000,000Unlock advance tickets in rounded SEATmio estimates. The science-fiction action adventure stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Pedro Pascal and Paul Rudd in a collision of heroes facing an existential threat.

Dune: Part Three is the main long-range rival, also opening December 18, with 000,000Unlock advance tickets and an FDI of 11.8. Denis Villeneuve's science-fiction adventure, following his earlier work Dune: Part Two and Dune, brings back Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Jason Momoa, Florence Pugh and Rebecca Ferguson for the conclusion of Paul Atreides' story. It is well clear of the films now in cinemas, but not close to Avengers: Doomsday on current demand.

Among current releases, You Can See Everything remains the strongest, even after falling from first to third and losing 10.3 points in a week. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary about Elizabeth Holmes sold 000,000Unlock tickets in the last 7 days and still has 000,000Unlock advance tickets. Clayface slipped from second to fourth after falling 8.4 points, while Wildwood moved from third to fifth after falling 4.3 points.

The sharpest move belongs to Ramayana: Rise of a Legend, which climbed from 25th to seventh as it heads into its November 5 opening. Nitesh Tiwari's fantasy action adventure, from the director of Dangal and Chhichhore, rose 4.4 points and passed films including Street Fighter, Wicker, Other Mommy and Verity. Godzilla Minus Zero also advanced, moving from 18th to ninth with an FDI of 2.6 before its November 6 release.

Last weekend, from October 30 to November 1, You Can See Everything sold the most tickets, with 000,000Unlock, though it fell 36% from the previous weekend. Clayface followed with 000,000Unlock after falling 44%, while Wildwood took 000,000Unlock after a 29% decline. Wicker and Street Fighter completed the top five, with Street Fighter down 62% from the previous weekend.

Canada's local production to watch remains Haunted, Rafaël Ouellet's comedy fantasy family film about a teenager who befriends a 19th-century ghost. It has an FDI of 0.5 after falling 0.3 points, sold 000,000Unlock tickets in the last 7 days and sits 23rd after being 16th a week earlier. Pauline, Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette's drama about Pauline Julien, has an FDI of 0.2 as a local title outside the top tier.

Most wanted films

#	Film	FDI	7 days
1	Avengers: Doomsday	23.6
2	Dune: Part Three	11.8
3	You Can See Everything	9.7	-10.3
4	Clayface	5.4	-8.4
5	Wildwood	5.2	-4.3
6	The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping	5.1
7	Ramayana: Rise of a Legend	4.9	+4.4
8	Wicker	3.5	-1.6
9	Godzilla Minus Zero	2.6	+1.9
10	Street Fighter	2.3	-5.3

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<h1>Avengers: Doomsday leads Canada demand with an FDI of 23.6</h1> <p><strong>Ramayana: Rise of a Legend climbed from 25th to seventh one day before its November 5 opening.</strong></p> <p>Avengers: Doomsday is the film Canada most wants to see, leading the market with an FDI of 23.6 while its closest pursuer, Dune: Part Three, stands at 11.8. The SEATmio Film Demand Index (FDI) is a film&#39;s percentage share of all tickets SEATmio tracks in Canada, combining tickets for the last 7 days of screenings with advance tickets for upcoming screenings. That puts the December 18 superhero title in front of both films already playing and the next wave of openers.</p> <p>The lead is built on advance demand. Avengers: Doomsday, from Joe Russo and Anthony Russo, whose earlier work includes Avengers: Endgame and Avengers: Infinity War, has [figure on filmdemandindex.com] advance tickets in rounded SEATmio estimates. The science-fiction action adventure stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Pedro Pascal and Paul Rudd in a collision of heroes facing an existential threat.</p> <p>Dune: Part Three is the main long-range rival, also opening December 18, with [figure on filmdemandindex.com] advance tickets and an FDI of 11.8. Denis Villeneuve&#39;s science-fiction adventure, following his earlier work Dune: Part Two and Dune, brings back Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Jason Momoa, Florence Pugh and Rebecca Ferguson for the conclusion of Paul Atreides&#39; story. It is well clear of the films now in cinemas, but not close to Avengers: Doomsday on current demand.</p> <p>Among current releases, You Can See Everything remains the strongest, even after falling from first to third and losing 10.3 points in a week. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim&#39;s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes sold [figure on filmdemandindex.com] tickets in the last 7 days and still has [figure on filmdemandindex.com] advance tickets. Clayface slipped from second to fourth after falling 8.4 points, while Wildwood moved from third to fifth after falling 4.3 points.</p> <p>The sharpest move belongs to Ramayana: Rise of a Legend, which climbed from 25th to seventh as it heads into its November 5 opening. Nitesh Tiwari&#39;s fantasy action adventure, from the director of Dangal and Chhichhore, rose 4.4 points and passed films including Street Fighter, Wicker, Other Mommy and Verity. Godzilla Minus Zero also advanced, moving from 18th to ninth with an FDI of 2.6 before its November 6 release.</p> <p>Last weekend, from October 30 to November 1, You Can See Everything sold the most tickets, with [figure on filmdemandindex.com], though it fell 36% from the previous weekend. Clayface followed with [figure on filmdemandindex.com] after falling 44%, while Wildwood took [figure on filmdemandindex.com] after a 29% decline. Wicker and Street Fighter completed the top five, with Street Fighter down 62% from the previous weekend.</p> <p>Canada&#39;s local production to watch remains Haunted, Rafaël Ouellet&#39;s comedy fantasy family film about a teenager who befriends a 19th-century ghost. It has an FDI of 0.5 after falling 0.3 points, sold [figure on filmdemandindex.com] tickets in the last 7 days and sits 23rd after being 16th a week earlier. Pauline, Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette&#39;s drama about Pauline Julien, has an FDI of 0.2 as a local title outside the top tier.</p> <p>Source: <a href="https://filmdemandindex.com/news/202-avengers-doomsday-leads-canada-demand-with-an-fdi-of-23-6">SEATmio Film Demand Index (FDI)</a></p> Copy

This story was produced automatically from index data and checked against it by software. Figures are SEATmio estimates.