This is simply misleading, and will have a ton of people jumping through YA hoops only to find that, in fact - YA doesn't rank for movie search queries at all except during the period leading up to a movies release. To be clear, that means that once a movie is released the real SEOs are up on page 1 of google, and you won't see a single YA thread ranking. Additionally, there is VERY limited traffic resulting for these search queries prior to a movies release.
I have been in this niche since 2008, and there was certainly a time when this method worked, but frankly - you've faked your payout graphics, and cluttered the board with a method that doesn't work. Even if you had the top 3 spots for Skyfall for the first 5 days of last week, you might have been lucky to generate a total of 1000 unique hits from those queries because everybody knows you can't download or watch a movie prior to its release.
The money in the movie niche starts rolling from the late evening on the day before a movie is released, and can last a couple weeks on really popular movies assuming you continue to rank high in google, but its not cool to spread a method that further clutters an already competitive niche. At the peak of last summer, I owned the top 3 spots in Big G for every single movie release, and owned them for several weeks. I capped at $4k/month, so your income and traffic figures are simply not realistic given your claim that yahoo answers is the traffic method.
Save your time folks - it doesn't work as described. In case you think I'm wrong ... try the google queries yourself for the movies that came out last friday, and you'll see that YA is VERY rarely ranking.