Recently, I came across an article about the top grossing movies of all time, and my mind immediately ran to the likes of Titanic and Star Wars . However, the author of the article factored inflation into the equation to determine which movie truly had the greatest draw with the public – his argument was that a movie coming out today will make far more money with ticket prices being higher than one that came out 50 years ago. With those adjustments, Gone With the Wind came out on top. It’s not a bad flick, but I was a little surprised. However, you can’t argue with the numbers based on popular vote via purchases. Here’s the odd thing, though: according to the American Film Institute (AFI) – the self-appointed vanguard of all things cinematic – the greatest film of all time is Citizen Kane , a movie about a man who was fueled to succeed at all costs by his resentment for his parents for naming his childhood snow sled “Rosebud” instead of somethi...