For those of you who have seen it, did you detect an imbalance to the genders of the rebels? Were the men shown as being slightly juvenile and incompetent while the women were shown in higher numbers and being a lot more able and in control?

It's not something that I'm particularly bothered about, but I felt like I noticed the possible presence of a tiny bit of an agenda.

(Still an amazing film and I really enjoyed it and liked all of the characters.)