I doubt it.

When we think of a human pilot landing on something, there's usually a period where the craft is hovering just above the destination surface before easing themselves down to a landing. With the rockets being computer controlled, it can adjust on-the-fly to get the craft to exactly zero velocity at the exact moment it touches the ground without a hover period, making it look 'fake'.

Basically, It looks like a machine doing it rather than a human, which doesn't compute when we are used to looking at human-controlled flying vehicles.