If you want to try Fuji for outside shots, just get some Superia 100, or Reala 100 if you can find it. I think you'll like the way Fuji handles greens and blues in outdoor shots better than Kodak.
To me, Kodak seems to be warmer, better on reds and oranges, but a bit too warm on greens and blues, so not as good for landscapes, etc.
When taking shots that include people outdoors I love the kodak portra films. 160NC and 400NC. They do miracles for skin tones. I haven't tried the VC yet but I hear it's colors are more saturated.
If you really want saturated colors try the Kodak Portra UC 400. It is much more saturated, to me, at least, than the VC. Agfa also makes an
ultra-saturated film, Ultra 100, which is also supposed to be very highly saturated.