By fetching this video via torrent you (generally) must seed it, therefore making it available to others who may or may not have paid for it.
Two downloads and two streams seems reasonable to me.
BTW, to whoever downvoted enneff's reply: this seems senseless. I asked for a polite explanation, he gave one, and it's an interesting point of view (even though many of us may disagree with it).
It makes sense to me why he is only allowing a few downloads otherwise a few extreme users could take up all his money just by streaming.
I confirm that it is a ~1.2GB file (the file is precisely 1,199,666,893 bytes)
The 2 download limit made me worry about disconnecting or restarting the download. I also can't make my download manager open more than one connection, in case that locks me out of the content I just bought. I think it should be higher, but I understand that he can't give away too much bandwidth without cutting into his profits.
"PLEASE NOTE that you can only stream the film twice AND you can download the film twice. Once you start a stream of the film, your stream will be active for 8 hours. Once you have exceeded your streaming and download limits, you will need to purchase the film again to stream or download it again. However once you have fully downloaded the film, you are of course free to watch it as many times as you like. "