Momentum (2003) is a science fiction thriller that centers around a secret government experiment gone awry. The story follows FBI agent Jordan Ripps, who investigates a series of strange incidents tied to individuals possessing powerful psychic abilities. As she delves deeper into the case, she uncovers a covert government project that aimed to harness telekinetic powers for military use. These abilities were developed in a group of subjects during their childhood, but the project was shut down after it became too dangerous. Years later, one of the former subjects, Zach Shefford, resurfaces with a vendetta, using his powers to take down those responsible for the failed experiment.

As Jordan tracks Zach, she is forced to confront the ethical dilemmas of government control, the consequences of tampering with human potential, and the blurry line between justice and revenge. Tension escalates as she tries to stop Zach before his mission turns catastrophic. The film blends action, suspense, and psychological intrigue, exploring themes of power, responsibility, and the cost of human experimentation. With its fast-paced plot and layered characters, Momentum offers a gripping look at what happens when science is pushed beyond moral boundaries.