I Saw THE MATRIX: RESURRECTIONS, and ... meh, but Interesting, Complicated, Fascinating ... SPOILER ALERT

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I saw THE MATRIX: RESURRECTIONS on HBOMAX (where it's showing--I think--until January 2), and I'm going to spoil a lot of it below ... mostly to talk about some of the symbolism, but a little bit "just because" It of-course takes place after The MATRIX Trilogy, and we learn that Thomas "Neo" Anderson is a video-game designer in a reality where The MATRIX Trilogy was actually just a series of video-games he designed. He runs into Trinity, who (also?) doesn't remember anything of 'the past life she lived in The MATRIX Trilogy'--she's married with children, and thinks her name is Tiffany--and ... It's very mixed up (and it gets a little bit like [B]INCEPTION[/B], where you're not sure if Neo is having another brief hallucination). I think the deal is that the people of "the real world" stumbled-upon his 'resurrection' through a glitch in The Matrix, and--since his sacrifice freed them from the Matrix Mind-Prison--they feel like they have to free him. And we also find out that--since he & Trinity were 'soulmates' or something--the only way The Machines could resurrect him would be if they resurrected Trinity too ... but only if they kept the two far apart. Did you see it? Was I close on that description? It kinda brings up a Biblical parallel---Neo being "The One" who loves-&-serves Trinity (like Jesus is 'The One,' and God being known as The Trinity ... although there's only one God ...) Any other symbolism stand out for you?