Exploring the Oscar Winning Magic of Michelle Yeoh- Top Movie Picks

Posted on 02/09/2023 By

In the glittering realm of Hollywood, few stars shine as brilliantly as Michelle Yeoh. With a career spanning decades, this illustrious actress has not only graced the silver screen with her remarkable talent but has also etched her name in cinematic history by clinching the coveted Oscar. As we embark on a cinematic journey through her exceptional filmography, we invite you to explore Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh Movies.

Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh  Movies




Michelle Yeoh, the 60 year old actress should be counted in the leagues of legend merely because of her acting, talent and movies she has been a part of.

The actress is the first Malaysian to win the prestigious Oscar. She was nominated in the category of Best Actress for her role in Everything Everywhere All At Once. She was up against Andrea Riseborough (for To Leslie), Michelle Williams (for The Fablemans), Cate Blanchett (for Tár) and Ana de Armas (for Blonde).

Explore Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh Movies

In Everything Everywhere All At Once

Yeoh plays the lead role of a Chinese immigrant who connects different versions of herself in different universes. The movie has been executed so finely that it will make you laugh and think at the same time. Many are calling this satirical reference to Marvels multiverse one of the best movie of 2022. Yeoh plays her role with so much dedication and flawlessness that you cannot take your eyes off of her for a second. A strong film with strong actress, does it get better than that?

From captivating action sequences to heartwarming dramas, her performances have consistently enthralled and inspired, making her a true icon of the silver screen. Join us as we delve into the must-watch films that showcase the magic of Michelle Yeoh, an artist whose artistry continues to light up cinemas across the globe.

• Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)

The movie directed by Ang Lee, one of the most talented directors of our time was a class-apart. In the movie, Yeoh plays the role of a skilled warrior who is forced to confront her past when she embarks on a dangerous mission. The breakthrough role for Yeoh and her acting won her a lot of appreciation as well as a nomination or the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. What really stands out in the movie is the finesse with which the actress carried out her role and how it was evident that she was too comfortable in her role. The movie also help establish Yeoh as a skilled fighter and someone who is apt for such action films.




• Memoirs of a Geisha (2005)

The movie was based on the book by the same name written by Arthur Golden. The elegance and portrayal of Japanese history and exploring the life of a Geisha has crafted perfectly in the movie. For a movie made in 2005, the movie’s cinematography is splendid. Michelle Yeoh plays the role of a seasoned geisha who takes a young girl under her wing and teaches her the art of seduction. The movie also helped establish Yeoh as an actress who could act in about anything. The role also got her a nomination for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.

• The Lady (2011)

To be able to pull off a biographical drama on a woman who has made history, is not an easy thing. But, Yeoh with her versatility did precisely that. Based on the life of Aung San Suu Kyi, the movie explores the life of the politician and fighter. The role was carried out with much grace, sensitivity and sheer talent. Her acting was critically appreciated and earned praises from all over the world.

• Crazy Rich Asians (2018)

The rom-com, adapted from Kevin Kwan’s eponymous book, provided a delightful viewing experience. Featuring the extravagant lifestyles of the super-rich and a refreshingly unique storyline, the movie offers a fun-filled watch. Michelle Yeoh’s portrayal of Eleanor Sung-Young stands out as exceptionally convincing, to the point where her acting and the character she embodied might genuinely make you dislike her. It’s indisputable that no one could have portrayed this role better than Yeoh. She seamlessly embodied the aristocratic mother who disapproved of the commoner, a talent possessed by very few.

• Shang- Chi and The Legend on the Ten Rings (2021)

Yeoh’s role in the Marvel movie not only established her as a beloved part of the universe but also allowed her to return to a role perfectly suited for her. Playing Shang-Chi’s aunt, she demonstrated impeccable fighting skills and excelled as a guide to Shang-Chi. While her screen time in the movie is relatively brief, she significantly contributes to pivotal scenes that steer the film in the right direction..




Whether she is playing a skilled warrior, a geisha, or a space explorer, Yeoh always brings her signature mix of physical prowess and emotional depth to her performances. Michelle Yeoh’s cinematic brilliance continues to captivate audiences, leaving an enduring legacy that reaffirms her status as an unparalleled talent in the world of film

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Harshita Bajaj

Harshita has studied Psychology and Criminology and is currently pursuing her PhD in Criminology from National Forensic Sciences University. Writing is a passion that she has tried to nurture by working as a freelancer for the past 3 years. Mental health issues are of particular passion for her. When not in hibernation, she can be caught either binge-watching Netflix or reading a book.

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