Update: I'm seriously considering buying this. Watched a lot of films made with it and it looks really good, if I buy this I'll have to choose what film I want to use then. I'm still thinking about that.

I thought there were some super 8 brickfilms. I think there is much more.

Also Blue Ghost PM'd me in relation to this topic he seems pretty knowledgeable on the subject of Super 8. I'm hoping he'd post what he wrote to me here.

Well I've bidded, one and a half days to go. Then once I get that I'll begin a search for some batteries, then I'll get some of the cheapest film to do some tests in the future. I have two film ideas which I'd like to use to utilise the super 8 film format.

Night I think you showed me before but could we see the footage again?

Actually, I was just relaying some of the information that Night Owl had given to me, haha. I think you can buy Super 8 film either in a reel-type thing, becoming rare now, or in a cartridge, which is a lot easier to get ahold of. If you are looking for film, try checking out this page, it has descriptions of each type of film so you can match it to what kind of shooting you will be doing.

I'd definitely do some test shots before going ahead and putting a lot of work into a film, and if you can somehow develop it yourself, that would make it so your only cost would be digital conversion.

That's excellent; it's a great camera.

Bumped, as an interesting and relevant topic.

I recently shot a Super 8 test reel, you can watch a segment of it here. It lost a bit
of the color depth and image quality during the transfer.

I'm considering getting one. That test reel was fantastic Blue Ghost.

I wanna see super 8.
Directed by JJ abrams, it should be good.

... IMDB reveals nothing.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1650062/

The Trip - BRAWL 2012