Slow boot up time MacBook pro 20mins+

My 2012 13inch macbook pro is taking about 20-30mins booting up before I can open any application or folder. Once it's done loading I can open an application and everything is fine then it randomly slows down and freezes/loads for 30sec to 5mins. I have lots of free ram and my cpu usage is low. I don't have any application to launch on boot up. I have about 300gb free on the hdd.
I have booted into recovery mode and used to disk utility to repair the disk and it says it ok. When I relaunched it seemed slightly faster but still took around 15min to boot.
I'm thinking the hdd is failing but the disk utility says its ok.
Is there anything else i can try? Or should I just go ahead and replace the hdd?

It certainly sounds as if your hard drive is failing... same thing when you boot into Safe Mode (holding down the Shift key whilst booting)?
If you have an Apple Store or an AASP close by, I would make a genius bar appointment and have them diagnose the problem. If it is your drive you can, of course, just replace it yourself. But I, too, would suspect a failing hard drive with the kind of behavior that you're experiencing.
Good luck,
Clinton

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Sudden and significant unexplained slow-down of my MacBook Pro. I get a lot of spinning pinwheels just opening and closing applications.
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http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204063
Then try a safe boot again:
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201262
Ciao.

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sr0
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