Which groundbreaking 1984 advertising campaign, directed by Ridley Scott and aired during Super Bowl XVIII, is credited with saving its company and is now considered one of the most influential commercials of all time?

In the world of pop culture, advertising campaigns can become cultural phenomena themselves. Some campaigns are so groundbreaking that they not only boost sales but also become embedded in our collective consciousness, spawning catchphrases, memes, and even changing how entire industries approach marketing. This trivia question focuses on one such revolutionary campaign that transformed both a struggling brand and advertising history.

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Apple's "1984" Macintosh commercial featuring a woman throwing a sledgehammer at a Big Brother screen
Coca-Cola's "Mean Joe Greene" commercial where a football player shares his drink with a young fan
Nike's "Just Do It" debut commercial featuring Walt Stack, an 80-year-old jogger
Pepsi's "Michael Jackson" commercial where his hair catches fire during filming