On January 22nd, 1984, exactly 40 years ago today, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak unveiled the Macintosh computer to the world through an iconic Super Bowl XVIII advertisement. While the details of the game itself, where the LA Raiders triumphed over the Washington Redskins (now the Commanders) with a resounding 38 to 9 victory, may have faded from memory, the impact of the computer ad that aired during the 3rd quarter endures. Directed by Ridley Scott and produced by Chiat/Day, this groundbreaking advertisement forever altered the course of technology and advertising. You can relive this historic moment by watching the ad below:
Given this historical context, today’s trailers are a tribute to the visionary innovator who paved the way for it all—Steve Jobs.
And next up this is a trailer was released for the Danny Boyle film “Steve Jobs,” featuring Michael Fassbender in the titular role. This film further explores the life and legacy of Steve Jobs, offering a compelling portrayal of the man behind the iconic technology we know today.
Two very different feels to these trailers and movies .. and to add either or both of them to your watch list, the links are below:
There’s immense admiration for Steve Jobs and his pioneering invention, which serves as a historical precursor to the computer I’m using to post this message. Steve Jobs, thank you for your unwavering commitment and for empowering creators!
Signing off from the East Coast!
The Daily Trailer Team
