Explanation:
'Latter' refers to the second of two parts mentioned. If not mentioned, it could refer to the later part, but 'latter' often implies contrast. I'll clarify: 'the latter part of the movie' is okay meaning the later part. 'Later' is comparative adjective, not attributive usually. 'Latter' means nearer to the end. Acceptable.
Explanation:
In formal English, use 'than I' (am) after comparative, not 'than me'. However, 'than me' is common informally, but exams prefer 'than I'.
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