Which brand revolutionized Super Bowl advertising in 1984 with a cinematic commercial directed by Ridley Scott that referenced George Orwell's novel and is widely considered to have established the event as a showcase for breakthrough advertising?

Super Bowl commercials have become cultural events in themselves, with brands spending millions to tell compelling stories in just seconds. These advertisements often become part of pop culture history, sparking conversations and creating lasting impressions. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment when one brand forever changed how companies approach storytelling during America's biggest sporting event.

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Apple (with the '1984' commercial launching the Macintosh)
Coca-Cola (with the 'Hey Kid, Catch!' commercial featuring Mean Joe Greene)
McDonald's (with the 'The Showdown' commercial featuring Michael Jordan and Larry Bird)
Pepsi (with the 'New Generation' commercial featuring Michael Jackson)