No, there was never a standalone movie specifically for "Star Trek: Voyager." The series, which aired from 1995 to 2001, is part of the larger Star Trek franchise, but it did not receive a theatrical film adaptation like some other series (e.g., "Star Trek: The Original Series" and "Star Trek: The Next Generation"). However, characters and storylines from "Voyager" have appeared in other Star Trek media, including novels, comics, and video games.

As of October 2023, there is no specific "Star Trek" movie confirmed for release in 2025. While there have been various discussions and rumors about future "Star Trek" projects, including movies and series, no official announcements regarding a 2025 film have been made. Fans should keep an eye on official "Star Trek" channels or news sources for the latest updates on upcoming films and series in the franchise.

As of October 2023, there are no confirmed plans to bring back "Star Trek: Voyager" as a standalone series. However, characters from "Voyager," such as Seven of Nine, have made appearances in newer Star Trek series like "Star Trek: Picard." Additionally, there is ongoing interest in the Star Trek franchise, with various new projects in development, so it's possible that elements of "Voyager" could be revisited in the future. Keep an eye on official announcements for any updates.

"Star Trek: Voyager" did not receive a movie adaptation primarily due to a combination of factors, including the show's mixed critical reception compared to other Star Trek series, budget constraints, and the shift in focus towards the "Star Trek: Enterprise" series and subsequent films featuring the original crew. Additionally, by the time the series concluded in 2001, the franchise was exploring new directions and formats, ultimately leading to a decline in interest in a Voyager film.