Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Sappy oater for nostalgists only

B-westerns such as Paramount's 'The Light of the Western Stars' were cranked out in the '30s and '40s like Bosco. And although this particular picture boasts the cachet of having best-selling author Zane Grey and prolific film and TV director Lesley Selander attached to it, the result really isn't any better or worse than the hundreds of other oaters produced during the period (routine storyline, cornball dialog, overtheatrical performances, bland camerawork, etc.), making for little more than a fun and forgettable 65-minute trip down nostalgia lane. The print offered on this Lionsgate DVD, while not restored to any appreciable extent and showing signs of wear throughout, is still fair to good in terms of audio and video quality. 2 stars overall.