Which 1984 product launch advertisement, directed by Ridley Scott and aired during Super Bowl XVIII, is considered one of the most influential commercials in history and referenced George Orwell's novel?

Throughout history, advertising campaigns have shaped consumer culture and left lasting impressions on society. Some campaigns were so revolutionary they changed how products were marketed forever. This trivia question focuses on a pivotal moment in advertising history that transformed how companies communicated with consumers and established new standards for creative marketing strategies.

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Apple Macintosh "1984" commercial, which showed a female athlete throwing a sledgehammer at a screen displaying Big Brother
Coca-Cola "Mean Joe Greene" commercial, which featured the football player tossing his jersey to a young fan
IBM Personal Computer commercial featuring Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp character navigating modern technology
Nike's "Revolution" commercial using the Beatles song, which sparked controversy over music licensing in advertising