My friend likes the cinema and photography, like me.

My friend likes the cinema and photography (as do I) as I do.

My friend likes the cinema and photography just like me.

The conjunctions as and like have the same meaning when used in comparisons. Like
is a little more informal.

Nobody understands him as I do.

Nobody understands him like I do.

Nobody loves you like me. (Encontrado en el internet)

You are not on the same level (as me)

You are not on the same level as I am
I want to have the opportunities as others

Adam is the best teacher ever! I hope to speak english fluently as he does.
I speak english fluently like you
I speak english fluently just like you.
I speak english fluently as you do.

I think both are correct, but the sort of thing a butler would say.

"She is as tall as him"- natural

"She is as tall as he is"- natural
"She is as tall as he"- formal and strange. (NO)

I run as fast as she does

I run as fast as they do
I run as fast as them

He is in the house like me

He is in the same house as me

She likes comedic movies, like me.

https://www.englishgrammar.org/difference-4/
https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/24971952/C%C3%B3mo-usar-WAS-GOING-TO
https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/86022/whats-the-difference-i-thought-i-
would-and-i-though-i-was-going-to
https://www.aprenderinglesrapidoyfacil.com/2014/11/11/comparativo-as-as-en-ingles/