"There's a scene in "The Making of Phantom Menace", where George Lucas is standing in front a huge storyboard holding a pink marker and a yellow marker and marking-off the areas of "live action" and "CG". While this is happening you can see the CG artists standing there, CRAPPING THEIR PANTS.

If you're a pro, in this situation, you DO NOT look down your nose at anything - you use whatever and do whatever it takes to get the job done."

Hollywood uses al sorts of tools, The first Star Wars models were constructed from parts of other model kits. Vue was used in Pirates of The Caribbean II. I think Vue 6 is a lot like Poser in many ways (premade content, textures, objects.....) its not what you use its the time you put into it.