Spider-Man had the highest unlicensed demand on digital this week.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day scored 56.5 on digital in its first week after cinemas, more than six times the next film. The Odyssey scored 53.9 in cinemas, up from 43.8. On TV, Lanterns is first for a second week, with two anime series second and third.
The films and series audiences went looking for most, measured daily across 192 countries. Score out of 100: 100 is the biggest week any title has recorded in that chart. Arrows show the change from last week.
Films in cinemas
- 1=The Odyssey (2026)53.9
- 2▲2Resident Evil (2026)26.0
- 3▲5Heart of the Beast (2026)10.9
- 4NewAnimales (2026)8.9
- 5▲2Buddy (2026)4.2
- 6▲7Digger (2026)3.8
- 7▼1Early Spring (2026)3.2
- 8▼5Rage (2026)2.5
- 9=The Dog Stars (2026)2.4
- 10▲1Verity (2026)2.0
Films on digital
- 1NewSpider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)Moved from cinemas56.5
- 2NewInsidious: Out of the Further (2026)Moved from cinemas8.8
- 3▼2The End of Oak Street (2026)7.9
- 4▼1Coyote vs. Acme (2026)5.3
- 5NewFall 2: Deadpoint (2026)4.0
- 6NewMatchbox the Movie (2026)3.3
- 7▼2Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle (2025)3.0
- 8▼6Obsession (2026)2.9
- 9▼1Backrooms (2026)2.6
- 10▼4Toy Story 5 (2026)2.3
TV seasons
- 1Lanterns S130.9
- 2That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime S412.6
- 3Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation S311.2
- 4MobLand S211.1
- 5Ted Lasso S410.2
- 6Rick and Morty S99.3
- 7Reacher S47.2
- 8Silo S36.4
- 9Slow Horses S66.4
- 10The Exiled Heavy Knight Knows How to Game the System S15.2
Global ranking for the week beginning 5 October 2026. Country and genre rankings, daily demand and every other title are in Discover Demand.
The chart is the top ten. The data goes much further.
Discover Demand measures demand every day for 950,000 films and series in 192 countries, with affinity between titles and demand for 120,000 actors.
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- Demand is measured every day in 192 countries, from activity on unlicensed streaming sites and the torrent network.
- Each title's score is its demand for the week as a share of the biggest week any title has recorded in that chart, so 100 is the record.
- The chart covers Monday to Sunday and is published on the second Monday after the week ends.
- Films are split by where they are in release: in cinemas, or on digital. TV series include every season of a show.
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