Which company produced the most expensive TV commercial ever made, directed by Ridley Scott for the 1984 Super Bowl, that referenced George Orwell's novel and is considered a watershed moment in advertising history?

The film and television industry isn't just about blockbuster movies and hit shows—it's also the home of some of the most expensive and elaborate commercials ever produced. Major brands have poured millions into creating unforgettable advertising moments, often recruiting A-list directors and stars. This trivia question explores a landmark commercial that broke records and redefined brand advertising in the entertainment space.

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Apple (for the Macintosh computer launch)
Coca-Cola (for the 'Share the Dream' campaign)
IBM (for the 'Solutions for a Small Planet' series)
Nike (for the 'Revolution' campaign featuring The Beatles)