Xfinity has digitally de-aged Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum for a Jurassic Park Super Bowl commercial that totally misses the point of the movie.

Behind the blockbuster nostalgia are smart lessons in cultural participation, consistency, and making value felt.

Comcast's Xfinity partners with Jurassic Park for its national Super Bowl ad debut.

The spot, directed by Taika Waititi, reunites the cast of the original film, including Jeff Goldblum, Sam Neill and Laura Dern.

The commercial turns the original premise of "Jurassic Park" on its head after Xfinity Wi-Fi quickly fixes a widespread systems failure and prevents the dinosaur theme park's demise.

The original cast of Jurassic Park was de-aged in a Super Bowl ad, and fans didn't like it.

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Comcast is taking a little time out of the telecast of Super Bowl LX on NBC to conduct some business. The cable giant, which is also NBC’s corporate parent, will run a 60-second commercial for its Xfinity video service during the Super Bowl that reimagines the premise of 1993’s “Jurassic Park,

According to Come Near, the group managing the He Gets Us campaign, after airing commercials in three previous Super Bowls, they have seen nearly 10 billion video views, more than 70 million visitors to their website HeGetsUs.com and an awareness of the campaign so high that 40% of adults in the U.S. now know about He Gets Us.