It's a beautiful, delightful, and magical film! I loved it, and Rachel is spectacular. It's a colorful movie as well. I think what I loved about it the most is the structure of the movie as a musical. We get all the elements here -- opening number (that is NOT like Beauty and the Beast), an I Want song, a villain number, a love song, an eleven o'clock number, reprises, and a finale. I loved The Little Mermaid live-action remake, but I'm still mad that movie went 17 minutes before a song was ever sung, and it didn't end with a stirring reprise.
Moreover, some of you are acting like Rachel Zegler wrote, directed, and produced the damn thing. Please use your brains and realize anything she said about the movie were talking points given to her by someone else, or were things hammered during the casting process, preproduction, production, and post production. This movie was announced in 2016, and Rachel wasn't cast until 2021. That's five years of creating the storyline and penning the songs. It's interesting that Lily James, Emma Watson, Naomi Scott, and Halle Bailey all said the same rhetoric about their respective movies, but yet Rachel Zegler is the one getting all the hate. While the original Snow White is a classic, please rewatch it if you haven't. It is boring and dated, and this new version is a vast improvement.
Lastly, just like Cinderella, Snow White is a simple fairy tale. The basics are evil queen, magic mirror, seven dwarfs, and poisoned apple. You need to flesh it out a bit to make a full length film. The 1937 version fleshed it out by adding a lot of scenes with the dwarfs. This new version expanded the storyline by giving us backstory, romance (yes, the love story is still here, including the kiss), and Snow White's determination to be the leader her parents taught her to be and taking her kingdom back from her interloping wicked stepmother.