overproduced
adjective
over·pro·duced ˌō-vər-prə-ˈdüst 
-prō-,
-ˈdyüst
1
: having been excessively altered, refined, or embellished during production
a flashy, overproduced film
There is a kind of elemental vigor in film noir that loses its vitality when a movie is overproduced.
James Greenberg
James Greenberg2
: having been produced in excess of market demand
a surplus of overproduced garments
Word History
First Known Use
1878, in the meaning defined at sense 2
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